Ottobock Se & Co. Kgaaß

Otto Bock Healthcare Gmbh

Carsten Moenicke

Martin Pusch

Christian Will

Darshan Rane

Nathan A Williams

Herman Boiten

Anthony Lee Stephenson

Georg Gehrmann

Jens Noerthemann

Darin Ray

Leonard Vier

Hannes Krenz

Torsten Parth

Jessica Gabriela Beltran Ullauri

Joanna Sweetgall

Nils Benstem

Randy Hall

Viktor Gerhard HÖRIG

A method for connecting at least two structural parts of an orthopedic component, wherein the structural parts are retained in an orienting device while oriented in relation to each other, and an intermediate space thus being formed between the structural parts. The orienting device and the structural parts together form a cavity, which has a flow connection to at least one feed connection, via which an adhesive for adhesively bonding the structural parts is introduced into the cavity.

Method for connecting at least two structural parts of an orthopedic component and orthopedic component having at least two structural parts

A prosthetic foot with a structural component having a proximal attachment member for fastening the prosthetic foot to a below-knee tube, a below-knee shaft or a prosthetic knee joint, with a forefoot portion secured or formed on the structural component, and with a heel-side spring-damper system which is assigned to the structural component and which is compressed at a heel strike and bears on a sole-side guide element. The structural component is designed as a leaf spring which extends in a posterior direction from the proximal attachment means, and forms an arch and is guided in an anterior and distal direction, wherein the arch protrudes posteriorly beyond the guide element.

Prosthetic foot including a heel cap and interchangeable heel-side spring-damper

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