Bauerfeind Ag

Gerald Stier

Ronny Baetz

Jürgen Harms

Hans B Bauerfeind

Sandro Hebenstreit

Gerhard Röbelt

Gerhard Roebelt

Ronny BÄTZ

Ronny Bätz

Jurgen Harms

The present invention relates to a limb orthosis, in particular a knee orthosis, comprising a strap system, wherein a strap as a first section of the strap system is routed in such a manner that the strap crosses over in a first crossover region and that a strap as a second section of the strap system is routed in such a manner that the strap crosses over in a second crossover region.

Limb orthosis, in particular knee brace

The invention relates to a variable orthopaedic back shell having two side shell parts, which can be used as a back orthosis or as a holder for other orthoses, for example shoulder orthoses. The invention also relates to an orthosis which includes a back shell according to the invention, and to the orthopedic use of the back shells.

Variable back shell having two side shell parts

The invention relates to a recliner-type orthosis comprising a lap belt or pelvic strap (), a rigid recliner rail () over the spinal column, and two individually tightenable shoulder straps (), each of which extends from a lower portion () of then recliner rail (), forms a shoulder strap, and is guided backwards via guides () on a top portion () of the recliner rail (), where the two shoulder straps () intersect in a central point of intersection () and then run contralaterally towards the front, intersect in lateral points of intersection () and can finally be tightly attached to the lap belt ().

Recliner-type orthosis comprising tightening straps

A tensioning device for orthoses for supporting and maintaining the function of the human body, particularly body-encompassing back orthoses, allows for an individual, segmental adjustment of the supporting effect through individually, separately designed pulley assemblies which can be attached individually and height-adjustably to a backplate designed as central element.

Tensioning device for orthoses

A novel tightening device for orthoses for supporting and preserving the function of the human body, and more particularly for back orthoses surrounding the body, allows individual, segmental adjustment of the supporting action by way of individual, separate tackle assemblies.

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Langenwetzendorf, Germany

Gerald Stier