Ottobock Se & Co. Kgaaß

Helmut Wagner

Otto Bock Healthcare Gmbh

Wagner, Helmut

Norbert Schimek

Gordon Siewert

Boris Ljubimir

Maximilian Segl

Alexander Schmitt

Marcus Lurssen

Heiko Drewitz

Markus Tuttemann

Jan Johnsson

Wolfgang Keiner

Olaf Kroll-Orywahl

Markus Tüttemann

André Müller

Marcel Jung

Marcus Lürssen

Olaf Kroll-orywahl

Gregor Anwand

Max Segl

Alexander Hardt

The invention relates to a joint for an orthopedic device, wherein the joint includes a first element with at least one end stop element and a second element which is mounted on the first element such that it can be swivelled and has at least one contact surface that can be brought into contact with the at least one end stop element by swivelling the second element relative to the first element, wherein the at least one end stop element then counters a further swivelling of the second element relative to the first element with a force, wherein at least one contact element is fixed on the second element such that it can be detached, said contact element having at least one contact surface.

Joint for an ankle orthosis

An ankle/foot orthosis with a foot part, which has a sole for receiving a foot, and with a shin part which, when fitted in place, bears on the frontal aspect of a shin and is connected to the foot part via a medially extending spring, wherein the spring, behind an ankle area, forms a hinge area that allows a movement of the shin part relative to the foot part in the anterior-posterior direction.

Ankle/foot orthosis

A knee orthodic is provided with two load-bearing joints (), each joint having a proximal leg () and a distal leg (). The knee orthodic, may be adapted more easily to a changing knee width. This is achieved in that the proximal legs () are connected by a proximal joint () and the distal joints () are connected by a distal joint, said proximal legs () being connected pivotally and fixably relative to one another in the proximal joint () in the form of a rotary joint about a proximal joint pivot axis (P).

Orthosis

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