Ottobock Se & Co. Kgaaß

Otto Bock Healthcare Gmbh

Otto Bock Healthcare IP Gmbh & Co. Kg.

Matthias Vollbrecht

Holger Reinhardt

Helmut Wagner

Luder Mosler

Olaf Kroll-Orywahl

Klaus Lidolt

Lüder Mosler

Boris Ljubimir

Oliver Mizera

Benjamin Schirrmeister

Harry Christenhusz

Sonja Wagner

Annedore Kurzweg

Samantha Fox

Hartmut Semsch

Gert-Peter Brüggemann

Christian Liebau

Alfio Albasini

Andree Ellermann

Raymond Best

Andreas Gösele-Koppenburg

Meike Kehnen

Klaus Johannes

Wolf Petersen

Ulf Wellershaus

Andreas Mühlenberend

Alexander Von Ascheberg

Tim Kruchem

Kai Dressler

Andreas Gösele- Koppenburg

The invention relates a device for supporting two armsof a userwherein the device has wherein the force transmission elementsare arranged on the counter bearing elementsuch that they can be moved relative to the counter bearing elementin particular they can be rotated about at least one rotational axis.

Device for supporting both arms of a user

The invention relates to a relief orthosis comprising a foot part which comprises a sole, a shank part extending away from the foot part in the proximal direction, and at least one fastening element for fastening the orthosis to a user, which fastening element is disposed on the foot part and/or on the shank part, wherein the foot part is embodied with an adaptable length.

Relief orthosis

A relief orthosis includes a foot part which comprises a sole, a shank part extending away from the foot part in the proximal direction, and at least one fastening element for fastening the orthosis to a user, which fastening element is disposed on the foot part and/or on the shank part, and the foot part is embodied with an adaptable length.

A textile bandage with a bandage body which has an inner face, directed towards a bandage wearer, and an outer face, wherein the surface of the inner face has zones with different marking orientations.

Textile bandage

The invention relates a device for supporting two armsof a userwherein the device has

A trunk orthosis including a bandage that is designed to be put on a patient's trunk, and a supporting device which is connected to the bandage. The supporting device is designed as a frame with frame sections that are hingedly or elastically secured to one another, are spring-biased, and are pre-stressed by the bandage when worn on the patient's trunk.

Trunk orthosis

Orthosis

An orthopedic brace system for bracing a joint with a dimensionally stable, flexible base body, which can be placed around the members adjoining the joint and has closure devices by way of which the base body can be fixed to the members adjoining the joint. A dimensionally stable outer frame extending over the joint is removably attached to the base body by way of adjustable fastening members, wherein the outer frame is braced on the members adjoining the joint.

Orthotic system for an ankle joint

The invention relates to a textile bandage with a bandage body () which has an inner face, directed towards a bandage wearer, and an outer face, wherein the surface of the inner face has zones () with different marking orientations ().

In a knee-joint orthosis for guiding the patella of a patient during the transition from an extended position to a flexed position of the knee joint and vice versa, with a fastening means (I) for fastening to a thigh and a lower leg, with at least one laterally arranged stabilizing element that takes up a flexion of the knee joint and bears on the thigh and lower leg, and with a dimensionally stable guide element () that can be held in position by an arrangement of tensioning straps and is arranged to bear laterally on the patella by way of a lateral base part () from which medially directed attachments () extend proximally and distally of the patella and are secured to strap sections () on the orthosis in the area of the thigh and of the lower leg in such a way that a medial tensile force is exerted on the attachments ().

Knee-joint orthosis

A lower back orthosis bandage includes a middle piece having a first flat end and a second flat end, a first end piece having a mouth-like end and a second end piece having a mouth-like end. The first end piece is releasably connected to the first flat end of the middle piece by the mouth-like end of the first end piece. The second end piece is releasably connected to the second flat end of the middle piece by the mouth-like end of the second end piece. The first end piece and the second end piece are connectable to each other to close the bandage.

Adjustable orthosis

An orthopedic splint, which, as part of an orthosis, is intended to bear on a part of the body, can be used with different configurations. The splint consists of two round rods () which are arranged approximately in a plane () and whose ends on both sides are inserted rotatably in round seats () of two endpieces (). Both round rods () are designed with at least one angled part () in the plane (). The round seats () of an endpiece () form an acute angle with respect to one another and are designed with an excess dimension relative to the inserted end so that, by rotating the round rods (), different relative angles extending out from the plane () can be set between the endpieces () in two end settings.

Orthopedic splint

A foot lifter orthosis including a dorsal leg shell, extending over the rear foot, which can be fixed by a strapping means to the calf of the orthosis wearer and which has a forefoot shell section constructed in one piece which extends to a point below the foot sole region, wherein the leg shell exhibits a low resistance in dorsal foot bending and a high resistance compensating for the foot and shoe mass in plantar foot bending with at least one resilient inlay, which extends approximately parallel to and at a short distance from an edge of the leg shell from the calf region thereof to a point below the forefoot shell section. An associated method of formation is also disclosed.

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Matthias Vollbrecht