Aircast Airlift PTTD Tutore Caviglia, Piede Sinistro, Medio Piede Sinistro Medio (Confezione da 1)

Name: Aircast Airlift PTTD Tutore Caviglia, Piede Sinistro, Medio Piede Sinistro Medio (Confezione da 1)
Brand: Aircast
SKU: 785923090573
Price: 84.21 EUR
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Brand:Aircast

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Il tutore di supporto per caviglia Aircast AirLift PTTD è progettato per il trattamento della disfunzione del tendine tibiale posteriore (PTTD) o per i primi segni e sintomi del piede piatto acquisito dell'adulto. A seconda della gravità della tua condizione, può essere utilizzato come parte di un trattamento conservativo per stabilizzare e aiutare a prevenirne la degenerazione. Questo tutore per caviglia è realizzato in neoprene privo di lattice ed è progettato per una facile applicazione e regolazione. L'innovativo design dell'ingresso posteriore consente di infilare il piede nella parte posteriore del tutore. Basta regolare le 2 cinghie in velcro per fissare il tutore che elimina il tempo di allacciatura. L'Aircast AirLift PTTD si adatta alle variazioni nelle forme e nelle altezze dell'arco per sollevare l'arco del piede in una posizione del piede più naturale. La cella d'aria è stata testata con 2.000 libbre. di pressione per resistere alla forza della corsa, salto e atterraggio e altre attività ad alto impatto. Il gonfiaggio della cella d'aria (situata sotto il piede) può essere regolato mentre indossato con la pompa ad aria a bulbo manuale inclusa.

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Categories: Forniture e attrezzature mediche, Bretelle, stecche e supporti, Supporti per gambe e piedi, Tutori per caviglia,

Ogni cella d'aria è stata testata con 2.000 libbre. di pressione per resistere alla forza di corsa, salto e atterraggio e altre attività ad alto impatto. Cella d'aria ad arco regolabile per supporto e comfort personalizzati. Il gonfiaggio della cella d'aria (situata sotto il piede) può essere regolato mentre indossato con la pompa ad aria a bulbo manuale inclusa. Basta regolare le 2 cinghie in velcro per fissare il tutore che elimina il tempo di allacciatura. Preoccupazione per la salute: salute delle ossa e delle articolazioni. Accomoda le variazioni nelle forme e nelle altezze dell'arco per sollevare l'arco del piede in una posizione del piede più naturale. Il tutore AirLift PTTD può essere lavato a mano in acqua fredda con sapone delicato e asciugato all'aria. Progettato per il trattamento della disfunzione del tendine tibiale posteriore (PTTD), o per i primi segni e sintomi del piede piatto acquisito dell'adulto.

Age Range (Description)	Adult
Brand	Aircast
Color	Medium
Country of Origin	Mexico
Department	Unisex
Domestic Shipping	Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	AC141AB04-M-L
Manufacturer	DONJOY
Product Dimensions	11.5 x 2.5 x 4.75 inches; 8 Ounces
Size	Medium
Size	Medium (Pack of 1)
Use for	Ankle

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Scritto da: aym91476

Life saver pain relief for PTIT

I developed PTIT as a result of wearing some too-big running shoes for a weekend. I am an over-pronator and my feet collapse in when I walk or run, but I am a super active person running and cycling every day so I was devastated when I got PTIT. I found this brace and it sounded like it might help, as it was designed by a doctor especially for PTIT. when wearing this, I could walk pain free. I wore it around the house (I work from home) while I rested and allowed my PTIT to recover. It definitely helped a lot and was a huge relief not to be in pain with every step. I did try to wear it to go walking outside but it did not really fit well in a shoe. I wore it every day all day for a few weeks and did not have any of the problems some reviewers had with it but holding air. I did top up the inflation every few hours but it held quite well. I hope this helps someone else to recover at it's a great product. the pain If you want another tip, the ten seconds motion control insoles combined with a little arch support stick-on pad was my perfect solution once I was ready to start walking again.

Scritto da: ChatKat

Helps PTTD issues

I have the newer version of this product. It gives me a lot more stability and somewhat less pain when walking on the treadmill or pedaling a recumbent bike. Gym shoes are what I wear with the brace. However, I've noticed that the brace is ruining the inside of my New Balance shoes and the brace itself has taken a beating from my frequent use (fraying at contact points). It will be interesting to see what the longevity of the brace will be. It is well-made. I don't have any issues with the air pump as I don't use it that often. The new model doesn't require the separate pump tool.

Scritto da: Steven Hedlesky

A very effective device.

I am delighted with this splint. It is much lighter than a typical splint. It is thin enough to fit inside my lace-up work boots. It is designed with an inflatable cushion under the arch that is easy to inflate and release. The pump and release valve are built into the side of the splint. The entire splint opens in the back to let your foot slip in easily without having to flex the ankle. It closes with a strap that starts under the arch, comes up the inside of the foot, crosses in front of the ankle, and then wraps around the back of the ankle and fastens with velcro. This creates a figure-8 that supports and stiffens the ankle while pulling up on the arch. It is a very clever and effective design. I was on crutches before I got it. I was back to walking almost normally three days later.

Scritto da: GW in Arizona

IT REALLY WORKS!

I have a ruptured posterior tibial tendon, tendinosis, bursitis from a severely twisted ankle. This aircast PTTD brace has been a godsend as without it I am unable to weight bear. My doctor did not want to put it in a regular cast as tend to get more scar tissue vs repair of tendon. This brace allows me to take it off to massage my ankle, and to do passive ROM to promote healing. I am having a custom brace made but in the interim, this aircast has allowed me to be up and about. It does fit in my athletic shoe as my shoe is a wide. Due to the severity of my injury I have to use 2 canes when up and about but without this brace I would be non weight bearing. I plan to continue to use it even when my custom brace is ready as if I need to I can wear this one at night and when able, plan to use it in the pool so I dont re injure the tendon as it starts to heal or may order a second one just for the pool. I would suggest to promptly rinse off, mild soap and water, pat dry and then air dry completely. So far, I have had no issues with loss of air. Also, I found that too much air made my tendon more tender as I am naturally flat footed and was originally over inflating. 2-3 "pumps" of air was all it took to give me relief. I am not sure my ruptured tendon will heal completely without surgery but this is sure worth a try! July, 2019 update. Did get my custom made brace ($1200) for which I could only wear a few weeks as it was not made right and worsened my torn tendon so much that I had to go on crutches. So big setback and money down the drain for me and insurance company, and I am back in the aircast pttd brace since March/April. It works so much better than the custom AFO brace. I think I am one of the lucky ones as the aircast is still holding air just fine. The material is starting to wear some around where top of the heel area slides into my shoes. I purchased a second aircast pttd brace recently just in case the air bladder does break some day. My use past few months is just walking with crutches partial weight bearing with pttd aircast in sneakers and hikers. Since I am not very active now may be why the brace has lasted so long? These tendons once ruptured are difficult to heal. As it heals and feels better it is important to follow doctor's orders and resist temptation to overuse or you will inflame tendon and back to square one again. Anticipating a year or so recovery. Aircast worth a try as surgery also has year recovery. I miss wearing regular shoes but wide athletic shoes or hikers work great with this brace.

Scritto da: V. Samol

not great

when I purchased this I didn't realize you had to manually pump the air in with a separate air pump. I'm not thrilled with it. Doesn't hold the air well.

Scritto da: Sami

A great support

I bc was asked by the orthopaedic surgeon to get one of these, I was a bit skeptical because of what some of the reviews said, but this has enabled me to have a much more normal life. The surgeon said I needed to rest the ligament and I’ve been BBC wearing this ever since. I now don’t feel like I’m going to fall down the stairs, I can also climb a ladder to paint, I still get pain from standing still for too long and have to sit. But this has been a revaluation and it didn’t take too long to get used to. The air pump works, but it can come apart at the tubing, you need to push it in very tightly and this works. The sides and the base are padded which stops it feeling so stiff on your ankle. I have worn with and without socks, it’s easier to slip on with a sock underneath. I would recommend this.

Scritto da: Sharma V

Though costly yet is worth the money spent

The great deal of comfort it has given as a ankle support

Scritto da: EKD

Four Stars

Does improve arches and posture of foot

Scritto da: Ronnetta T.

A great help to keep me going

My posterior tibial tendon has been under a lot of strain lately and this has been wonderful. My job means I’m on my feet a lot and the other foot has a permanent injury to it. Would recommend this to family and friends in the future. Now moved on to a softer one.

Scritto da: C Crane

The only thing that took the pain away from a bad case of posterial tibial tendinopathy

I injured my ankle three months ago and injured my posterial tibial tendon--this brace is the only thing that takes the pain away..I was getting very concerened I would have to take even more time off work(Im on my feet the entire time) this brace helps a lot. Yes is a bit bulky but I dont care about bulk if the pain is gone.