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    MATRIX MAX AFO

    TGA Approved: 227033
    The Matrix Max AFO features a lightweight, carbon composite frame with a lateral strut that is anterior to malleolus.
    SKU: AFO02
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    Code Size Type Unit of Measure Measurement
    Code: FH225-L Size: Small Type: Left Unit of Measure: EA Measurement: Height: 39-42cm Foot Length: <25cm
    Code: FH225-R Size: Small Type: Left Unit of Measure: EA Measurement: Height: 39-42cm Foot Length: <25cm
    Code: FH250L-02 Size: Small Type: Left Unit of Measure: EA Measurement: Height: 39-42cm Foot Length: <25cm
    Code: FH250L-03 Size: Medium Type: Left Unit of Measure: EA Measurement: Height: 41-43cm Foot Length: 24-27cm
    Code: FH250L-04 Size: Large Type: Left Unit of Measure: EA Measurement: Height: 43-46cm Foot Length: 25-29cm
    Code: FH250L-05 Size: Extra Large Type: Left Unit of Measure: EA Measurement: Height: 43-46cm Foot Length: 26-31cm
    Code: FH250R-02 Size: Small Type: Right Unit of Measure: EA Measurement: Height: 39-42cm Foot Length: <25cm
    Code: FH250R-03 Size: Medium Type: Right Unit of Measure: EA Measurement: Height: 41-43cm Foot Length: 24-27cm
    Code: FH250R-04 Size: Large Type: Right Unit of Measure: EA Measurement: Height: 43-46cm Foot Length: 25-29cm
    Code: FH250R-05 Size: Extra Large Type: Right Unit of Measure: EA Measurement: Height: 43-46cm Foot Length: 26-31cm

    The Matrix Max AFO features a lightweight, carbon composite frame with a lateral strut that is anterior to malleolus. It is ideal for low to high activity patients with bilateral drop foot. It is also suitable for partial foot amputations.

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    Please contact our Product Specialist Paul Coleman at [email protected] or on 03 9681 9666 for more information.

    What is an AFO?

    An AFO, or Ankle Foot Orthosis, is an ankle brace designed to support instability, weakness, or irregular posture. It stabilises the ankle, enhancing biomechanics, particularly for conditions like foot drop. OPC Health offers both prefabricated and custom AFOs based on individual patient needs.

     

    When should I use an AFO?

    Determining the need for an AFO should involve a healthcare provider's assessment, such as an Orthotist or Physiotherapist. Prefabricated AFOs are suitable for mild foot drop, while custom devices are recommended for more complex cases involving coronal plane deviations.

     

    How does an AFO work?

    An AFO ankle brace applies a 3-point force system to the limb, employing two forces in one direction and a counterforce opposing them to act on the limb.

     

    Which AFO is right for me?

    Healthcare providers, such as Orthotists or Physiotherapists assess patient profiles to determine the most appropriate AFO ankle support. Their thorough evaluation guides clinicians in recommending suitable treatments.

     

    How do I take care of my AFO?

    Most AFOs can be wiped with a wet wipe, and removable padding can be hand washed with soapy water. Ensure both the AFO and padding are completely dry before use.
    Check out the oapl afo patient guide here for more informations. 

     

    What is the warranty for an AFO?

    Our warranty coverage varies for each product, ensuring tailored protection. For specific details or inquiries, contact our customer service at the provided number, 1300 672 937, or visit our website here. We're here to assist you with any questions regarding the warranty for your particular product.

     

    How do I know if my AFO will fit correctly?

    Patients may initially experience discomfort, but it should subside during the wearing-in period. Clinicians should ensure proper function, addressing any issues like excessive pressure or friction.

     

    Which AFO is the best for Footdrop?

    The best AFO for foot drop depends on factors such as severity, diagnosis, environment, and goals.

     

    How long should I wear an AFO ankle brace?

    The wearing regime varies, prescribed by clinicians based on individual needs — some wear it only when walking or during the day.

     

    How do I put on an AFO brace?

    An AFO can be placed in the shoe and worn simultaneously, acting as a shoehorn, or it can be put on first with straps tightened, followed by putting on the shoe.

     

    Do AFOs really help?

    When prescribed correctly, AFOs significantly improve the quality of life by aligning with patient goals and enhancing gait biomechanics.

     

    Can I still do sport with my AFO ankle Brace?

    The feasibility of participating in sports with an AFO depends on the specific sport, the type of AFO, and individual circumstances. Some individuals successfully engage in sports with certain AFOs, while others may find it challenging. It's crucial to consult with your healthcare provider to determine the most suitable AFO for your desired physical activities and receive guidance on adapting to sports while wearing it.

     

    Why buy an AFO from OPC Health?

    OPC Health is your go-to supplier for Allied Health professionals having supported the industry for over 40 years. Backed by our clinical expertise, we can provide the technical support for all your AFO enquiries.

    For the general public, you can visit oaplshop.com.au for all your general sports medicine and bracing requirements.  

     

    Need assistance?

    For assistance or inquiries, call us at 1300 672 937 or contact us at www.opchealth.com.au/contactus for additional support or healthcare solutions. We're here to help!

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