max dorsiflexion ankle
Andrew Cinque
Description
Collection
Title:
max dorsiflexion ankle
Creator:
Andrew Cinque
Date:
2/1/2008
Text:
I have a patient who wants to work for the post office. He has to be able
to squat and pick up a 70 pound bag off the floor. I need to provide him
with an ankle unit (patient is bilateral BK) that will go into max dorsi and
come back in an upright position for normal gait. Is there such an ankle ??
Obviously with a conventional stationary ankle, even one of the many energy
storing feet, in a squat position he would have his heels 4-6 off the
ground and would be very unstable.
Thanks,
Andrew
Andrew A. Cinque CPO
Cell: (914) 755 5145
Office: (914) 699 2077
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to squat and pick up a 70 pound bag off the floor. I need to provide him
with an ankle unit (patient is bilateral BK) that will go into max dorsi and
come back in an upright position for normal gait. Is there such an ankle ??
Obviously with a conventional stationary ankle, even one of the many energy
storing feet, in a squat position he would have his heels 4-6 off the
ground and would be very unstable.
Thanks,
Andrew
Andrew A. Cinque CPO
Cell: (914) 755 5145
Office: (914) 699 2077
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Citation
Andrew Cinque, “max dorsiflexion ankle,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 2, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/229034.
