Sensocontrol Orthoses
Sensocontrol orthoses have very pronounced sensomotoric® elements and are particularily useful when a stronger treatment is intended or in case of neurological issues. With conditions such as cerebral palsy the sensocontrol foot orthoses can be combined with ankle foot orthoses to enhance the maximum outcome.
Suitable:
- For intense treatment
- Medial rotated gait (in-toe or pigeon toe)
- Toe walker
- Neurological issues
- Cerebal Palsey
Shoe fit:
- Sport footwear
- School shoes
- Sandals with removable inlay
- Prefabricated medical grade footwear
- Boots
Contra indication:
Insensate foot, very sensitive feet, pressure sensitive skinTypes of sensomotoric® sensocontrol orthoses
Differentiation and indication
Sensocontrol 1/1
Prescription indication
- Children’s hyper and hypo tone spastic pronated, lowered arched foot with medial rotated walking gait
- Multiple sclerosis
- Hemiparesis
- All neurological pathologies in
connection with a pronated or low
arched foot or flat foot
Description and anatomical features
Flat foot
Anatomical signs
- Pronated low arched foot
- Flat foot
- Pes equinus
- Genu valgum
- Genu varum
- Medial rotated walking gait
General
General symptoms
- Attention deficit
- Reduced sensory abilities
- Co-ordination disturbances
- Bad postural alignment
Differentiation and indication
Sensocontrol 1/2
Prescription indication
- Children’s hyper and hypo tone spastic pronated, lowered arched foot with medial rotated walking gait
- Multiple sclerosis
- Hemiparesis
- All neurological pathologies in
connection with a pronated or low
arched foot or flat foot
Description and anatomical features
Flat foot
Anatomical signs
- Pronated low arched foot
- Flat foot
- Pes equinus
- Genu valgum
- Genu varum
- Medial rotated walking gait
General
General symptoms
- Attention deficit
- Reduced sensory abilities
- Co-ordination disturbances
- Bad postural alignment
Differentiation and indication
Sensocontrol 1/3
Prescription indication
- Hyper and hypo tone spastic club foot
- Varus foot
- Multiple sclerosis
- Hemiparesis
- All neurological pathologies in connection with a varus foot
- Post club foot, varus foot surgery
Description and anatomical features
Flat foot
Anatomical signs
- Varus Club foot
- Very high arched foot
- Pes equinus
- Genu valgum
- Genu varum
- Medial gliding of talus after surgery
- Medial rotated walking gait
General
General symptoms
- Attention deficit
- Reduced sensory abilities
- Co-ordination disturbances
- Bad postural alignment