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ORTHOSIS
Definition
• An orthosis is an external device applied on the body to limit motion, correct deformity, reduce axial loading, or improve function in a certain segment of the body.
FUNCTIONS
• Prevention of deformity
• Correction of deformity
• Maintenance of correction
• Instability control
• Relieving weight bearing
• Facilitating ambulation
• Relieving pain
CLASSIFICATION
• General– Static and Dynamic Eg..
• Functional– Supportive, Functional, Corrective &
Protective Eg..
• Regional– Upper & Lower extremity and Spine
GENERAL
• Static orthoses: No movement allowed – Eg. Cockup splint
• Dynamic/functional orthoses: Permits movement. – Eg. Lively splint
Functional
• Supportive– Eg. Hip Knee Ankle Foot Orthosis (Calipers)
• Functional Orthosis– Eg., Foot drop splint (Ankle Foot orthosis)
• Corrective Orthosis– Eg. Dennis Brown splint (Club foot boot)
• Protective Orthosis– Eg. Cockup splint (wrist drop splint)
• Upper extremity
• Lower extremity
• Spine
Upper extremity orthosis
Hemiplegic Arm SlingArm Sling Functional Elbow Orthosis
Opponens Splint
Wrist drop SplintElbow Support
Clavicle brace
Knuckle Bender SplintFinger cot splint
Lower extremity orthosis
Ankle Foot OrthosisKnee Ankle Foot
OrthosisKnee Ankle Foot
Orthosis
Ankle Foot Orthosis
Hip Knee Ankle Foot Orthosis with pelvic band
Ischial weight relieving Orthosis
Knee SupportKnee Support Knee Brace
Hinged Knee Brace
Ankle BraceMetatarsal Support Rocker Bottom Shoe
Arch Support
Spinal Orthosis
Soft Cervical Collar Hard Cervical Collar Philadelphia Collar
Four Poster Collar CASH Brace Jewett Brace Knight Taylors BraceFour Poster CollarFour Poster CollarFour Poster Collar
Soft Cervical Collar Hard Cervical CollarHard Cervical Collar Philadelphia Collar SOMI Brace
Lumbar Corset
Orthosis for specific conditions
Aeroplane Splint Milwaukee Brace
Denis Browne SplintVon rosen Splint
Ambulatory aids
COMPLICATIONS
• Discomfort & Local pain • Osteopenia • Skin breakdown • Nerve compression • Ingrown facial hair for men • Muscle atrophy with
prolonged use • Decreased pulmonary
capacity • Difficulty with transfers
• Increased energy expenditure with ambulation
• Difficulty donning and doffing orthosis
• Psychological and physical dependency
• Increased segmental motion at ends of the orthosis
• Unsightly appearance • Poor patient compliance
Orthotic Prescription
• Muscle power
• Deformities
• Locomotion
• Type of paralysis
• Range of movement
• Length of limb
References
• Orthotics and Prosthesis in Rehabilitation - Michelle M. Lusardi & Caroline C. Nielsen
• Physical Rehabilitation – Susan B O Sullivan
• Textbook of Rehabilitation - Sundar