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Hebei Maidike Medical Equipment Co., Ltd. is one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of long foot bone immobilizer in China. If you're going to wholesale the newest long foot bone immobilizer made in China, welcome to get free sample from our factory. Customized orders are welcome.

Brand	MDK
Size	S,M,L
Specific Uses For Product	Ankle fracture, postoperative rehabilitation, injury to the dorsum of the foot, immobilization for sprain
Use for	Foot
Age Range (Description)	Aldult
Color	White
Product Name	Long Foot Bone Immobilizer
Distinguish	Left Foot,Right Foot

Product Advantages

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Extended leverage for significantly enhanced stabilization
The brace extends from the sole of the foot to the upper-mid calf (typically reaching just below the fibular head), creating a longer lever arm. This effectively counteracts inversion/eversion, rotation, and anteroposterior displacement at the foot and ankle, providing superior stability and immobilization compared to short braces-ideal for complex fractures (such as those of the calcaneus or talus) and post-ankle arthrodesis.

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Comprehensive coverage to eliminate the risk of micromotion
By simultaneously enclosing and stabilizing the foot, ankle joint, and lower calf musculature, the brace prevents harmful movements-such as plantarflexion/dorsiflexion and inversion/eversion-that could occur without protection. It is particularly suitable for complex injuries requiring strict immobilization in a functional or neutral position.

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Prevention of foot drop and soft tissue protection
A posterior full-length support structure combined with multi-segment straps locks the ankle in a functional position close to 90°. This effectively prevents foot drop deformity and Achilles tendon contracture caused by prolonged bed rest or improper positioning, thereby creating favorable conditions for subsequent rehabilitation.

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Pressure distribution for enhanced wearing comfort
The large contact area evenly distributes immobilization pressure across the anterior and posterior calf muscles. This prevents excessive pressure on bony prominences (such as the medial/lateral malleoli and calcaneus), reduces pain and the risk of pressure injuries, and makes the brace suitable for patients requiring strict, long-term immobilization.

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Safer transition in weight-bearing
During the rehabilitation phases allowing for partial or full weight-bearing, the extended coverage of the brace effectively distributes and cushions vertical loads. Combined with a rocker sole, it ensures that force transmission during weight-bearing ambulation closely mimics natural physiological mechanics, thereby reducing the risk of refracture or internal fixation failure.

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Lightweight, breathable, and high patient compliance

Despite its extended design, the brace utilizes high-strength, lightweight materials-such as aerospace-grade aluminum stays and engineering plastics-alongside full-length breathable mesh and moisture-wicking lining. This ensures comfort during prolonged wear without causing excessive heat buildup or a sense of heaviness, effectively improving patient compliance with strict immobilization protocols.

Product Applicability

1. Applicable Injuries and Conditions

Complex hindfoot and ankle fractures: Conservative treatment or post-operative immobilization (following open reduction and internal fixation) for calcaneal fractures, talar fractures, and distal tibial fractures (Pilon fractures).

Severe ankle instability: Multiple ligament tears around the ankle, immobilization for talar osteochondral lesions, and immobilization following ankle dislocation reduction.

Post-arthrodesis and reconstruction: Strict immobilization following ankle arthrodesis, subtalar arthrodesis, or triple arthrodesis.

Post-operative care for major foot and ankle corrections: Protection following severe flatfoot reconstruction, osteotomy for pes cavus (high-arched foot), supramalleolar osteotomy, etc.

Immobilization for neuromuscular disorders: Long-term maintenance of functional foot/ankle positioning for peripheral nerve injuries, prevention of foot drop following stroke, etc.

Immobilization for pediatric/adolescent epiphyseal injuries: Conditions requiring long-segment, trans-articular immobilization, such as distal tibial epiphyseal separation.

2. Applicable Departments and Clinical Settings

Departments such as Orthopedics, Foot and Ankle Surgery, Trauma Orthopedics, Sports Medicine, Rehabilitation Medicine, Neurology, and Burn/Plastic Surgery (immobilization following skin grafting); used for pre-operative immobilization, strict immobilization during the acute post-operative phase, protection during prolonged bed rest, and guided weight-bearing ambulation during rehabilitation.

3. Target Users

Adults, adolescents, and elderly patients (select size based on calf circumference and foot length).

Highly recommended for: patients who experience slight ankle movement even with short-style braces and require strict control of the ankle angle; patients with complex fractures requiring simultaneous immobilization of the foot/ankle and lower calf; and elderly patients with poor compliance who are prone to unauthorized movement.

Use with caution/requires assessment: Use only after thorough medical evaluation in cases of uncontrolled severe circulatory disorders, untreated active deep vein thrombosis (DVT), or extensive soft-tissue defects that prevent proper wrapping.

4. Applicable Rehabilitation Stages

Suitable for strict non-weight-bearing immobilization during the acute phase; complete immobilization in the early post-operative period; the intermediate phase involving the transition from non-weight-bearing to partial weight-bearing under protection; and the final stage of protection prior to the removal of ankle movement restrictions-with a particular emphasis on strict control of the ankle's range of motion.

Product Features

1. Extended Integrated Biomimetic Design
The shell extends from the base of the toes to a point 5–10 cm below the knee, pre-molded to the physiological contours of the lower leg and foot arch. It provides full-contact plantar support to maintain the medial longitudinal arch and contours closely to the calf, ensuring natural lower-limb alignment and a secure, snug fit.
2. Continuous High-Rigidity Support System
Malleable aluminum alloy support bars-located either posteriorly or on both medial and lateral sides-run vertically from the sole to the upper calf. These provide sufficient strength to resist bending forces during standing; the curvature can be fine-tuned to the patient's anatomy for a personalized immobilization angle.
3. Multi-Zone Independent Straps with Graduated Compression
Four or more high-strength hook-and-loop straps are positioned across the forefoot, anterior ankle, mid-to-lower calf, and proximal calf. Tightness can be adjusted independently to accommodate changes in limb swelling, ensuring reliable fixation without impeding venous return or allowing slippage.
4. Functional Position Locking and Angle Control (Optional Hinge Model)
The standard model locks the ankle in a functional position (approximately 90°). The hinged model features an adjustable hinge that allows for setting safe ranges of dorsiflexion and plantarflexion, facilitating progressive range-of-motion training and joint function recovery under protected conditions.
5. Full-Length Breathable, Hypoallergenic Liner
The shell features ventilation holes throughout, while the liner utilizes extended moisture-wicking mesh and hypoallergenic cushioning foam. It fully encases the lower leg and foot, is easily removable for washing to maintain hygiene, and effectively minimizes skin maceration, itching, and odor.