DIRECTORY OF INDICATIONS
Well cared for:
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All Indications
- Achilles tendon rupture
- Achillodynia (tendinopathy) with/without partial rupture
- ACL rupture
- ACL rupture
- Acute ankle injuries
- Acute capsular ligament rupture
- Acute capsule ligament instabilities and ruptures
- Acute carpal tunnel syndrome
- Acute or chronic cervical pain syndrome
- Acute wrist injuries; sprains, discus injuries
- Acute, severe lumbar pain
- Adult Scheuermann‘s disease of the lumbar spine with symptoms
- After capsulotomy for frozen shoulder (special)
- After cruciate ligament injury
- After proximal humerus fracture (special)
- After reconstruction of the rotator cuff (special)
- After shoulder prosthesis implantation (special)
- All conditions requiring fixation of the arm in an abduction position
- All indications and complaints for which a unicompartmental load reduction is necessary
- All indications and complaints for which a unique compartmental relief is indicated, e.g. gonarthrosis
- All indications for immobilization of the wrist, in at least two directions of movement with free finger mobility
- All indications for which a unicompartmental relief of the knee joint is necessary e.g. osteoarthritis of the knee
- All indications in which immobilization of the wrist in at least two directions of movement is necessary, while maintaining free mobility of the fingers:
- All indications in which stabilization or movement restriction is required of the ankle joint with subsequent functional mobilization
- All indications involving damage to bone/capsule/ligament structures of the foot or ankle joint as a result of injury or following surgery, such as:
- All indications requiring immobilization of the wrist with finger and thumb fixation
- All indications requiring immobilization of the wrist with finger fixation:
- All indications requiring immobilization of the wrist with thumb fixation:
- All indications where ankle stabilization with limitation of pro- and/or supination is necessary
- All indications where immobilization of the knee joint in an extended position is necessary.
- All indications where it is necessary to ensure the physiological guidance of the knee joint, e.g:
- All indications where it is necessary to influence the patella gliding path, such as:
- Ankle arthrosis
- Ankle fractures
- Ankle fractures
- Ankle fractures (Weber A)
- Ankylosing spondylitis (Bechterew’s disease)
- Anterior knee pain
- Arthritic conditions
- Arthritis / arthrosis of the metacarpo-phalangeal joint, carpo-metacarpal joint
- Arthritis in the wrist and carpal region
- Arthroses upper / lower ankle joint
- Arthrosis of the ankle, knee and hip joints
- Arthrosis of the elbow joint
- Arthrosis of the radial carpus and MCP 1
- Arthrosis of the radial parts of the carpus
- Arthrosis, arthritis of the elbow
- Arthrosis, sprain, ulnar lateral ligament lesion of the metacarpo-phalangeal joint
- Baker’s cysts
- Bone bruising (post-traumatic bone marrow oedema)
- Bursitis calcanea
- Bursitis subachillea
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Carpal tunnel syndrome/CTS; inflammation; degeneration
- Cartilage, meniscus and collateral ligament lesion
- Central movement limitations and spasticity of the arm and hand region
- Cervico-brachial syndrome
- Chondromalacia patellae and knee arthrosis with insertion tendinopathies
- Chondropathia patellae
- Chondropathia patellae
- Chronic capsular ligament instability
- Chronic knee pain
- Chronic polyarthritis
- Chronic, post-traumatic or post-operative inflammation in the wrist area with thumb involvement
- Collateral ligament lesions
- Combination injuries
- Combined ligament injuries of the knee
- Compensation of leg length difference
- Complete and partial flaccid foot flexor paresis
- Condition after BS surgery without remaining paresis in cleared BS, spinal canal decompression one day without deformity, BS surgery one day
- Condition after cartilage surgery or cartilage reconstruction with necessary unilateral postoperative relief after unilateral meniscus lesions
- Conservative / post-operative elbow
- Conservative / post-operative shoulder
- Conservative / post-operative spine
- Conservative / post-operative thumb and finger
- Conservative / postoperative
- Conservative spine
- Conservative therapy of the hip
- Conservative therapy of the shoulder
- Conservative treatment of sacrospinal insufficiency fracture
- Conservative treatment of secondary kyphoses
- Conservative treatment of the early stages of aseptic bony necrosis of the carpus
- Conservative/post-operative knee
- Contraindication: No direct treatment for injury after Tossy III
- Contraindication: Paralytic scoliosis
- Contraindication: Scoliotic vertex affecting T11/12, L 4/5
- Contraindication: Scoliotic vertex higher than T7
- Contraindication: The aim is to prevent progression of the disease through the early use of orthotics
- Cranio-cerebral trauma
- Cruciate ligament arthroplasty
- Cruciate ligament injuries
- Damage to muscle/bone/capsule/ligament structures of the knee joint
- Damage to the capsule/ligament structures of the knee joint
- Damage to the hand in the wrist and metacarpal region
- Damage to the knee joint in the sliding bearing between the kneecap and the thigh
- de Quervain's tendovaginitis stenosans (mobile phone thumb)
- Degenerative inflammation
- Degenerative meniscal damage
- Distal fibular fracture
- Distal radius/ulna fractures
- Dorsalgia (pain in the thoracic spine)
- Drop hand
- Dupuytren's contracture
- Early functional post-operative follow-on treatment
- Early-onset rhizarthrosis
- Early-onset rhizarthrosis
- Elbow fracture
- Elbow fractures
- Elbow ligament laxity
- Elbow luxation
- Elbow sprains
- Epicondylitis humeri radialis – acute and chronic (tennis elbow)
- Especially suitable for strength scores of 3 and 4
- Facet joint syndrome
- Fatigue paresis of the foot & ankle
- Femoro-patellar arthrosis
- Femoropatellar pain syndrome
- Flaccid and (moderate - severe) spastic foot flexor paresis
- Flaccid and (moderately severe) spastic foot lifter paresis, e.g. after stroke, in multiple sclerosis, peroneal paresis
- Following arthroscopy of the hip
- Following cervical disc operations
- Following contusion with persistent inflammation in the area of the olecranon
- Following disc surgery with small to moderate prolapse
- Following patella luxation
- Following removal of plaster casts
- Following scapular fracture
- Following sprains
- Following sternal fractures
- Following torticollis operations
- Following vertebral fractures
- Foot flexor paresis following stroke or in other neurological / muscular diseases
- For flaccid and spastic paralysis of wrist and fingers
- For flaccid and spastic paralysis of wrist, fingers and thumbs
- For immobilization and compression of rib fractures and / or trauma sequelae in the rib area
- For immobilization of the wrist with free movement of the thumb and fingers
- For immobilization of the wrist with immobilization of the fingers and free movement of the thumb.
- For immobilization of the wrist with immobilization of the fingers and thumb
- For immobilization of the wrist with immobilization of the thumb and free movement of the fingers
- For pain reduction and relief of the medial or lateral compartment in gonarthrosis
- For partial relief of the knee joint with limitation of the range of motion and preservation of mobility
- For relief of the lumbar spine through de-lordosis
- For residual swelling in the area of the suprapatellar recess
- For soft tissue compression/elastic support and pressure relief on ligament/fascial attachments
- For temporary stabilization in: - stretched position (valid for 07765) - bent position (valid for 07767)
- Forearm fracture
- Forefoot amputation (partial)
- Fractures of the hand / wrist
- Frozen shoulder
- Functional symptoms in the carpo-metacarpal joint caused by recurrent joint misalignment
- Functional therapy of ligament ruptures
- General damage to capsule / ligament structures of the knee joint
- Gonarthrosis
- Grade II spondylolisthesis with recurrent lumbar sciatica
- Guidance of the kneecap and pain reduction
- Habitual shoulder luxation
- Haglund's deformity
- Hemiplegia
- Hip arthrosis
- Hyperkyphosis/hunchback thoracic spine
- Hypermobile patella
- Hypermobile patella
- Idiopathic scoliosis up to 35° Cobb
- Impairment of walking in case of damage to cartilage/bone bone structures of the knee joint (painful medial or lateral or lateral gonarthrosis)
- Impairment of walking/standing in case of damage to the distal Achilles tendon or Achilles tendon attachment
- In cases of laxity or injury to the capsule and ligament apparatus of the shoulder
- In post-operative swelling states
- Indications requiring relief of the lumbar spine by reducing lordosis
- Indications where straightening and relieving pressure on the thoracic spine is necessary, such as:
- Inflammation of the carpo-metacarpal joint
- Inflammation of the upper ankle / lower ankle
- Inflammations of the iliosacral joint
- Inflammations, degenerations of the spine
- Inflammatory conditions (post-traumatic, post-operative, rheumatism-related)
- Inflammatory conditions in shoulder arthrosis
- Inflammatory effusions
- Inflammatory shoulder disease (conservative treatment)
- Inflammatory states following surgery, fractures, rheumatic elbow effusions
- Injuries / ruptures of the rotator cuff
- Injuries in the area of the metacarpo-phalangeal and carpo-metacarpal joint
- Injuries to the carpal bones
- Injuries, tendon instabilities in the area of the metacarpo-phalangeal and carpo-metacarpal joint (e.g. skier’s thumb)
- Injury to acromioclavicular joint I and II Tossy grades
- Injury to the membrana interossea
- Insertion tendinopathy of the triceps tendon
- Insertion tendinosis at the tibial tuberosity
- Instability of the ACL, PCL, lateral ligament ruptures
- Instability of the pelvic ring
- Interim care following plaster casts
- Intervertebral disc damage
- Irritation
- Joint malpositions due to neuromuscular disorders to avoid an increase in the malpositions and to ensure progress with physical therapies in children who do not tolerate static correction.
- Joint malpositions due to orthopaedic-surgical disorders to ensure the success of physiotherapy treatment in children who do not tolerate static correction. Throughout the process, the spring tension of the brace must be continuously adapted to the treatment progress.
- Knee instabilities
- Knee prosthesis implantation
- Knee-Tep loosening
- Lateral ligament injuries
- Lateral ligament instabilities
- Lax and spastic foot flexor paresis
- Laxity of the anterior cruciate ligament
- Ligament injuries
- Ligament instability in the area of the thumb
- Ligament lesions (ACL, PCL, lateral ligaments)
- Ligament ruptures (ACL, PCL, lateral ligaments)
- Limitation of the forward displacement and tilt of the talus
- Lumbago
- Lumbar deformity
- Lumbar nerve root damage
- Lumbar pain
- Lumbar spine syndrome
- Lunatomalacia
- Luxation and ligament injury of the elbow
- Luxation and ligament injury of the proximal radio-ulnar joint (PRUJ)
- Luxations or fractures of the distal radio-ulnar joint (DRUJ)
- Medial or lateral gonarthrosis
- Meniscal damage
- Meniscal ganglion
- Meniscal injuries
- Meniscal reconstruction
- Meniscal tear
- Meniscus compression
- Metacarpo-phalangeal joint sprains
- Metatarsalgia
- Mild ankle sprain
- Mild instabilities of the hand / wrist
- Mild instability of the lumbar spine
- Mild instability of the spine
- Mild ligament laxity of the knee
- Minor instability
- Minor ligament insufficiency, stretching, ruptures
- Minor to moderate collateral ligament instability of the knee joint
- Mobile phone thumb
- Moderate to severe rhizarthrosis with marked subluxation with/without hypermobility of the carpo-metacarpal joint
- Moderate-severity lumbosciatica
- Morton’s neuralgia
- Muscular dysbalances of the trunk and lumbar region
- Muscular dystrophy
- Muscular laxity
- Myofascial pain syndrome
- Navicular pseudo-arthrosis
- Neck sprains (whiplash injuries)
- Nerve damage to the interdigital nerves II - VII with burning pain, numbness or inflammatory pain
- Night-time splints
- Olecranon bursitis prophylaxis / chronic / acute
- Osgood-Schlatter syndrome
- Osteochondrosis
- Osteochondrosis dissecans (postoperative)
- Osteoporosis
- Osteoporosis: isolated lumbar spine fracture without deformity with pain symptoms
- Other neurological/muscular diseases
- pain states
- Painful changes to the scaphoid bone
- Painful hunchback
- Paralysis of the arm
- Paralysis of the hand and fingers
- Paralysis of the radial nerve / drop-hand
- Paratendinitis, Paratendinopathy
- Pareses / plegias of the hand
- Paresis requiring positioning, e.g. after stroke
- Paresis, flaccid paralysis of the shoulder and arm muscles
- Partial immobilisation of the radial carpus of the metacarpo-phalangeal and carpo-metacarpal joint in cases of saddle joint arthrosis
- Patella fracture
- Patella lateralisation (subluxation) in chondropathia patellae or knee arthrosis
- Patellalateralisation
- Patellar luxation (recurrent/habitual)
- Patellar tendinitis
- Patellar upright
- Pathological fractures, e.g. plasmacytoma-threatening fractures
- Periostial joint inflammation of the metatarsal heads I - V
- Peripheral irritation of the ulnar nerve in the Guyon canal
- Peripheral nerve damage
- Peripheral radial nerve paralysis with drop hand and poor abduction of the thumb
- Peroneal paralysis, all severities, especially for mild to moderate foot and toe flexor paresis (strength score 2 -4)
- Plantar fasciitis with/without calcaneal spur
- Plexus injuries
- Plica syndrome
- Poor posture of the thoracic spine
- Post-lumbar spine surgery and vertebral disc surgery
- Post-operative / post-trauma rehabilitation training
- Post-operative and post-traumatic inflammatory states
- Post-operative foot & ankle
- Post-operative hand / wrist
- Post-operative immobilisation of the hand
- Post-operative relief
- Post-operative residual symptoms of the hand
- Post-operative treatment following resection of the distal end of the clavicle
- Post-operative treatment following Tossy III ligament rupture
- Post-operative, e.g. following hip THR implant or change
- Post-traumatic
- Post-traumatic symptoms
- Post-traumatic, fractures, distorsions, stable distal radius/ulna fractures
- Post-traumatic; conservative/post-operative Stable
- Postural weaknesses
- Pre- and post-operative following trauma and/or joint replacement
- Pre- and post-operative indications that require immobilisation of the shoulder and/or elbow joint
- Preoperative, Post-traumatic, Carpal tunnel syndrome/CTS, Inflammation, Degeneration, In paralysis, Rheumatic diseases
- Preoperative, Posttraumatic, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome/CTS, Inflammation, Degeneration, Rheumatic Diseases
- Preoperatively
- Present wrist injuries, osteoarthritis of the wrist, paresis of the radial nerve, lunate malacia, navicular pseudarthrosis.
- Prevention of ligament instabilities
- Preventive stabilisation
- Previous fracture in the area of the metacarpo-phalangeal joint, 1st metacarpal, carpo-metacarpal joint
- Previous surgery (bursectomy)
- Primary and recurrence prophylaxis
- Primary and secondary prophylaxis of sprains, especially during sport
- Prolapsed intervertebral disc
- Prominence of the tibial tuberosity caused by bone malformation
- Prophylaxis / prevention for the knee
- Protection after tape seam/ -reconstruction
- Quadriceps weakness
- Radial head fracture
- Radial instability of the wrist
- Radicular irritation syndromes
- Recurrent or habitual patella luxation
- Relief of the posterior vertebral edge
- Retropatellar arthrosis
- Rheumatic diseases, osteoarthritis of the wrist
- Rheumatism of the elbow
- Rheumatism-related diseases of the foot & ankle
- Rheumatism-related diseases of the knee
- Rheumatoid arthritis of the hand
- Rheumatoid arthritis of the knee
- Rheumatological conditions of the cervical spine
- Rhizarthrosis
- Rib and sternum contusions
- Rib and sternum fractures
- Rotator cuff repair / injury
- Rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament
- Rupture of the posterior cruciate ligament
- Sacroiliac joint instability
- Sacroiliac joint obstruction
- Sacroiliac joint syndrome
- Scheuermann's disease
- Severe ankle sprains
- Severe ankle sprains
- Severe instability of the lumbar spine
- Severe ligament and soft tissue injury
- Severe ligament injuries
- Severe lumbar deformity in facet syndrome/arthrosis
- Severe lumbar deformity with hypermobility
- Severe lumbar pain
- Severe lumbar syndrome
- Severe lumboischialgia with muscular deficits in the presence of significant disc protrusion / prolapse without absolute indication for surgery
- Severe lumbosciatica
- Severe radicular pseudoradicular lumbar syndrome
- Severe wrist sprains
- Shock absorption
- Shoulder dislocation (conservative treatment)
- Shoulder luxation, subluxation
- Shoulder sprain and contusion
- Shoulder subluxation
- Shoulder-hand syndrome
- Significant hyperlordosis pain
- Slight varus/valgus malpositions
- Soft tissue care
- Soft tissue injuries
- Spinal canal decompression, single-day, without deformity, intervertebral disc surgery, single-day
- Spinal canal stenosis
- Spinal instability
- Spinal stenosis with short walking distance without significant paresis
- Splayed foot
- Spondylolisthesis
- Spondylolisthesis with recurrent lumboischialgia
- Spondylosis
- Sprains of the foot & ankle
- Stabilisation of the lower ankle
- Stabilization of the thorax
- Stable foot and ankle fractures
- Stable fractures of the foot & ankle
- Stable subcapital humeral fracture
- Stable vertebral fractures in the thoracic / lumbar spine
- Sternal contusions
- Strain arthropathies of the hand / wrist
- Stress fracture of the foot & ankle
- Stress fractures
- Subacromial bursitis
- Subacromial bursitis/impingement
- Sulcus ulnaris syndrome
- Supination traumas
- Swelling of the foot & ankle
- Symphysis loosening
- Symphysis separation
- Symptoms in the rear foot
- Tarsal bone and mid-foot fracture
- Tendinopathy in the pelvic area
- Tendon inflammation in the area of the thumb
- Tendon injury
- Tendon sheath inflammation
- TFCC injury
- Thumb fractures
- Traction apophysitis
- Trauma to the cervical spine
- Ulnar and radial ligament instability
- Ulnar and radial ligament instability with thumb involvement
- Ulnar lateral ligament lesion of MCP 1 (e.g. skier's thumb)
- Uni-compartmental relief before HTO (brace test)
- Uniaxial or multiaxial instability
- Unicompartmental cartilage-bone lesion
- Universal knee arthrosis, including with effusions
- Upper arm fractures
- Ventro-medial knee pain
- Vertebral fractures of posttraumatic minor extent
- Vertigo
- Wrist arthrosis
- Wrist fractures
- Wrist sprains
- Wrist strain symptoms
- Wrist strain symptoms with thumb involvement
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Indications Ankle and foot
- Achilles tendon rupture
- Achillodynia (tendinopathy) with/without partial rupture
- Acute ankle injuries
- Acute capsular ligament rupture
- Acute capsule ligament instabilities and ruptures
- All indications in which stabilization or movement restriction is required of the ankle joint with subsequent functional mobilization
- All indications involving damage to bone/capsule/ligament structures of the foot or ankle joint as a result of injury or following surgery, such as:
- All indications where ankle stabilization with limitation of pro- and/or supination is necessary
- Ankle arthrosis
- Ankle fractures
- Ankle fractures (Weber A)
- Ankle fractures
- Arthroses upper / lower ankle joint
- Arthrosis of the ankle, knee and hip joints
- Bursitis calcanea
- Bursitis subachillea
- Chronic capsular ligament instability
- Compensation of leg length difference
- Complete and partial flaccid foot flexor paresis
- Distal fibular fracture
- Especially suitable for strength scores of 3 and 4
- Fatigue paresis of the foot & ankle
- Flaccid and (moderate - severe) spastic foot flexor paresis
- Flaccid and (moderately severe) spastic foot lifter paresis, e.g. after stroke, in multiple sclerosis, peroneal paresis
- Foot flexor paresis following stroke or in other neurological / muscular diseases
- For soft tissue compression/elastic support and pressure relief on ligament/fascial attachments
- Forefoot amputation (partial)
- Functional therapy of ligament ruptures
- Haglund's deformity
- Impairment of walking/standing in case of damage to the distal Achilles tendon or Achilles tendon attachment
- Inflammation of the upper ankle / lower ankle
- Lax and spastic foot flexor paresis
- Limitation of the forward displacement and tilt of the talus
- Lumbar nerve root damage
- Metatarsalgia
- Mild ankle sprain
- Morton’s neuralgia
- Nerve damage to the interdigital nerves II - VII with burning pain, numbness or inflammatory pain
- Other neurological/muscular diseases
- Paratendinitis, Paratendinopathy
- Periostial joint inflammation of the metatarsal heads I - V
- Peroneal paralysis, all severities, especially for mild to moderate foot and toe flexor paresis (strength score 2 -4)
- Plantar fasciitis with/without calcaneal spur
- Post-operative foot & ankle
- Prevention of ligament instabilities
- Primary and recurrence prophylaxis
- Primary and secondary prophylaxis of sprains, especially during sport
- Protection after tape seam/ -reconstruction
- Rheumatism-related diseases of the foot & ankle
- Severe ankle sprains
- Severe ankle sprains
- Severe ligament and soft tissue injury
- Severe ligament injuries
- Shock absorption
- Soft tissue care
- Splayed foot
- Sprains of the foot & ankle
- Stabilisation of the lower ankle
- Stable foot and ankle fractures
- Stable fractures of the foot & ankle
- Stress fracture of the foot & ankle
- Supination traumas
- Swelling of the foot & ankle
- Symptoms in the rear foot
- Tarsal bone and mid-foot fracture
- Tendon injury
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Indications Cervical
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Indications Elbow
- Arthrosis of the elbow joint
- Arthrosis, arthritis of the elbow
- Conservative / post-operative elbow
- Elbow fracture
- Elbow fractures
- Elbow ligament laxity
- Elbow luxation
- Elbow sprains
- Epicondylitis humeri radialis – acute and chronic (tennis elbow)
- Following contusion with persistent inflammation in the area of the olecranon
- Forearm fracture
- Inflammatory states following surgery, fractures, rheumatic elbow effusions
- Injury to the membrana interossea
- Insertion tendinopathy of the triceps tendon
- Lateral ligament instabilities
- Luxation and ligament injury of the elbow
- Luxation and ligament injury of the proximal radio-ulnar joint (PRUJ)
- Luxations or fractures of the distal radio-ulnar joint (DRUJ)
- Olecranon bursitis prophylaxis / chronic / acute
- Previous surgery (bursectomy)
- Radial head fracture
- Rheumatism of the elbow
- Soft tissue care
- Sulcus ulnaris syndrome
- TFCC injury
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Indications Hand
- Acute carpal tunnel syndrome
- Acute wrist injuries; sprains, discus injuries
- All indications for immobilization of the wrist, in at least two directions of movement with free finger mobility
- All indications in which immobilization of the wrist in at least two directions of movement is necessary, while maintaining free mobility of the fingers:
- All indications requiring immobilization of the wrist with finger and thumb fixation
- All indications requiring immobilization of the wrist with finger fixation:
- All indications requiring immobilization of the wrist with thumb fixation:
- Arthritis in the wrist and carpal region
- Arthrosis of the radial parts of the carpus
- Arthrosis, sprain, ulnar lateral ligament lesion of the metacarpo-phalangeal joint
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Carpal tunnel syndrome/CTS; inflammation; degeneration
- Central movement limitations and spasticity of the arm and hand region
- Chronic polyarthritis
- Chronic, post-traumatic or post-operative inflammation in the wrist area with thumb involvement
- Conservative treatment of the early stages of aseptic bony necrosis of the carpus
- Damage to the hand in the wrist and metacarpal region
- Distal radius/ulna fractures
- Drop hand
- Dupuytren's contracture
- Early functional post-operative follow-on treatment
- Following sprains
- For flaccid and spastic paralysis of wrist and fingers
- For flaccid and spastic paralysis of wrist, fingers and thumbs
- For immobilization of the wrist with free movement of the thumb and fingers
- For immobilization of the wrist with immobilization of the fingers and free movement of the thumb.
- For immobilization of the wrist with immobilization of the fingers and thumb
- For immobilization of the wrist with immobilization of the thumb and free movement of the fingers
- Fractures of the hand / wrist
- Inflammatory conditions (post-traumatic, post-operative, rheumatism-related)
- Injuries to the carpal bones
- Interim care following plaster casts
- Joint malpositions due to neuromuscular disorders to avoid an increase in the malpositions and to ensure progress with physical therapies in children who do not tolerate static correction.
- Joint malpositions due to orthopaedic-surgical disorders to ensure the success of physiotherapy treatment in children who do not tolerate static correction. Throughout the process, the spring tension of the brace must be continuously adapted to the treatment progress.
- Lunatomalacia
- Metacarpo-phalangeal joint sprains
- Mild instabilities of the hand / wrist
- Navicular pseudo-arthrosis
- Night-time splints
- Painful changes to the scaphoid bone
- Paralysis of the hand and fingers
- Paralysis of the radial nerve / drop-hand
- Pareses / plegias of the hand
- Paresis requiring positioning, e.g. after stroke
- Peripheral irritation of the ulnar nerve in the Guyon canal
- Peripheral radial nerve paralysis with drop hand and poor abduction of the thumb
- Post-operative hand / wrist
- Post-operative immobilisation of the hand
- Post-operative residual symptoms of the hand
- Post-traumatic
- Post-traumatic, fractures, distorsions, stable distal radius/ulna fractures
- Preoperative, Post-traumatic, Carpal tunnel syndrome/CTS, Inflammation, Degeneration, In paralysis, Rheumatic diseases
- Preoperative, Posttraumatic, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome/CTS, Inflammation, Degeneration, Rheumatic Diseases
- Present wrist injuries, osteoarthritis of the wrist, paresis of the radial nerve, lunate malacia, navicular pseudarthrosis.
- Radial instability of the wrist
- Rheumatic diseases, osteoarthritis of the wrist
- Rheumatoid arthritis of the hand
- Severe wrist sprains
- Strain arthropathies of the hand / wrist
- Tendon sheath inflammation
- Ulnar and radial ligament instability with thumb involvement
- Wrist arthrosis
- Wrist fractures
- Wrist sprains
- Wrist strain symptoms
- Wrist strain symptoms with thumb involvement
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Indications Hip
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Indications Knee
- ACL rupture
- ACL rupture
- After cruciate ligament injury
- All indications and complaints for which a unicompartmental load reduction is necessary
- All indications and complaints for which a unique compartmental relief is indicated, e.g. gonarthrosis
- All indications for which a unicompartmental relief of the knee joint is necessary e.g. osteoarthritis of the knee
- All indications where immobilization of the knee joint in an extended position is necessary.
- All indications where it is necessary to ensure the physiological guidance of the knee joint, e.g:
- All indications where it is necessary to influence the patella gliding path, such as:
- Anterior knee pain
- Arthritic conditions
- Baker’s cysts
- Bone bruising (post-traumatic bone marrow oedema)
- Cartilage, meniscus and collateral ligament lesion
- Chondromalacia patellae and knee arthrosis with insertion tendinopathies
- Chondropathia patellae
- Chondropathia patellae
- Chronic knee pain
- Collateral ligament lesions
- Combination injuries
- Combined ligament injuries of the knee
- Condition after cartilage surgery or cartilage reconstruction with necessary unilateral postoperative relief after unilateral meniscus lesions
- Conservative/post-operative knee
- Cruciate ligament arthroplasty
- Cruciate ligament injuries
- Damage to muscle/bone/capsule/ligament structures of the knee joint
- Damage to the capsule/ligament structures of the knee joint
- Damage to the knee joint in the sliding bearing between the kneecap and the thigh
- Degenerative meniscal damage
- Femoro-patellar arthrosis
- Femoropatellar pain syndrome
- Following patella luxation
- Following removal of plaster casts
- For pain reduction and relief of the medial or lateral compartment in gonarthrosis
- For partial relief of the knee joint with limitation of the range of motion and preservation of mobility
- For residual swelling in the area of the suprapatellar recess
- For temporary stabilization in: - stretched position (valid for 07765) - bent position (valid for 07767)
- General damage to capsule / ligament structures of the knee joint
- Gonarthrosis
- Guidance of the kneecap and pain reduction
- Hypermobile patella
- Hypermobile patella
- Impairment of walking in case of damage to cartilage/bone bone structures of the knee joint (painful medial or lateral or lateral gonarthrosis)
- In post-operative swelling states
- Inflammatory effusions
- Insertion tendinosis at the tibial tuberosity
- Instability of the ACL, PCL, lateral ligament ruptures
- Irritation
- Knee instabilities
- Knee prosthesis implantation
- Knee-Tep loosening
- Lateral ligament injuries
- Laxity of the anterior cruciate ligament
- Ligament injuries
- Ligament lesions (ACL, PCL, lateral ligaments)
- Ligament ruptures (ACL, PCL, lateral ligaments)
- Medial or lateral gonarthrosis
- Meniscal damage
- Meniscal ganglion
- Meniscal injuries
- Meniscal reconstruction
- Meniscal tear
- Meniscus compression
- Mild ligament laxity of the knee
- Minor instability
- Minor ligament insufficiency, stretching, ruptures
- Minor to moderate collateral ligament instability of the knee joint
- Muscular dystrophy
- Osgood-Schlatter syndrome
- Osteochondrosis dissecans (postoperative)
- Patella fracture
- Patella lateralisation (subluxation) in chondropathia patellae or knee arthrosis
- Patellalateralisation
- Patellar luxation (recurrent/habitual)
- Patellar tendinitis
- Patellar upright
- Plica syndrome
- Post-operative / post-trauma rehabilitation training
- Post-operative and post-traumatic inflammatory states
- Post-traumatic
- Preoperatively
- Prominence of the tibial tuberosity caused by bone malformation
- Prophylaxis / prevention for the knee
- Quadriceps weakness
- Recurrent or habitual patella luxation
- Retropatellar arthrosis
- Rheumatism-related diseases of the knee
- Rheumatoid arthritis of the knee
- Rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament
- Rupture of the posterior cruciate ligament
- Slight varus/valgus malpositions
- Traction apophysitis
- Uni-compartmental relief before HTO (brace test)
- Uniaxial or multiaxial instability
- Unicompartmental cartilage-bone lesion
- Universal knee arthrosis, including with effusions
- Ventro-medial knee pain
- pain states
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Indications Shoulder
- After capsulotomy for frozen shoulder (special)
- After proximal humerus fracture (special)
- After reconstruction of the rotator cuff (special)
- After shoulder prosthesis implantation (special)
- All conditions requiring fixation of the arm in an abduction position
- Conservative / post-operative shoulder
- Conservative therapy of the shoulder
- Contraindication: No direct treatment for injury after Tossy III
- Cranio-cerebral trauma
- Following scapular fracture
- Frozen shoulder
- Habitual shoulder luxation
- Hemiplegia
- In cases of laxity or injury to the capsule and ligament apparatus of the shoulder
- Inflammatory conditions in shoulder arthrosis
- Inflammatory shoulder disease (conservative treatment)
- Injuries / ruptures of the rotator cuff
- Injury to acromioclavicular joint I and II Tossy grades
- Paralysis of the arm
- Paresis, flaccid paralysis of the shoulder and arm muscles
- Peripheral nerve damage
- Plexus injuries
- Post-operative treatment following Tossy III ligament rupture
- Post-operative treatment following resection of the distal end of the clavicle
- Post-traumatic symptoms
- Pre- and post-operative following trauma and/or joint replacement
- Pre- and post-operative indications that require immobilisation of the shoulder and/or elbow joint
- Rotator cuff repair / injury
- Shoulder dislocation (conservative treatment)
- Shoulder luxation, subluxation
- Shoulder sprain and contusion
- Shoulder subluxation
- Shoulder-hand syndrome
- Stable subcapital humeral fracture
- Subacromial bursitis
- Subacromial bursitis/impingement
- Trauma to the cervical spine
- Upper arm fractures
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Indications Thumb and fingers
- Arthritis / arthrosis of the metacarpo-phalangeal joint, carpo-metacarpal joint
- Arthrosis of the radial carpus and MCP 1
- Conservative / post-operative thumb and finger
- Degenerative inflammation
- Early-onset rhizarthrosis
- Early-onset rhizarthrosis
- Functional symptoms in the carpo-metacarpal joint caused by recurrent joint misalignment
- Inflammation of the carpo-metacarpal joint
- Injuries in the area of the metacarpo-phalangeal and carpo-metacarpal joint
- Injuries, tendon instabilities in the area of the metacarpo-phalangeal and carpo-metacarpal joint (e.g. skier’s thumb)
- Ligament instability in the area of the thumb
- Mobile phone thumb
- Moderate to severe rhizarthrosis with marked subluxation with/without hypermobility of the carpo-metacarpal joint
- Navicular pseudo-arthrosis
- Partial immobilisation of the radial carpus of the metacarpo-phalangeal and carpo-metacarpal joint in cases of saddle joint arthrosis
- Post-traumatic
- Previous fracture in the area of the metacarpo-phalangeal joint, 1st metacarpal, carpo-metacarpal joint
- Rhizarthrosis
- Tendon inflammation in the area of the thumb
- Thumb fractures
- Ulnar and radial ligament instability
- Ulnar lateral ligament lesion of MCP 1 (e.g. skier's thumb)
- de Quervain's tendovaginitis stenosans (mobile phone thumb)
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Indications Trunk and lumbar region
- Acute, severe lumbar pain
- Adult Scheuermann‘s disease of the lumbar spine with symptoms
- Ankylosing spondylitis (Bechterew’s disease)
- Condition after BS surgery without remaining paresis in cleared BS, spinal canal decompression one day without deformity, BS surgery one day
- Conservative / post-operative spine
- Conservative spine
- Conservative treatment of sacrospinal insufficiency fracture
- Conservative treatment of secondary kyphoses
- Contraindication: Paralytic scoliosis
- Contraindication: Scoliotic vertex affecting T11/12, L 4/5
- Contraindication: Scoliotic vertex higher than T7
- Contraindication: The aim is to prevent progression of the disease through the early use of orthotics
- Dorsalgia (pain in the thoracic spine)
- Facet joint syndrome
- Following disc surgery with small to moderate prolapse
- Following sternal fractures
- Following vertebral fractures
- For immobilization and compression of rib fractures and / or trauma sequelae in the rib area
- For relief of the lumbar spine through de-lordosis
- Grade II spondylolisthesis with recurrent lumbar sciatica
- Hyperkyphosis/hunchback thoracic spine
- Idiopathic scoliosis up to 35° Cobb
- Indications where straightening and relieving pressure on the thoracic spine is necessary, such as:
- Inflammations of the iliosacral joint
- Inflammations, degenerations of the spine
- Instability of the pelvic ring
- Intervertebral disc damage
- Lumbago
- Lumbar deformity
- Lumbar pain
- Lumbar spine syndrome
- Mild instability of the lumbar spine
- Mild instability of the spine
- Moderate-severity lumbosciatica
- Muscular dysbalances of the trunk and lumbar region
- Muscular laxity
- Myofascial pain syndrome
- Osteochondrosis
- Osteoporosis
- Osteoporosis: isolated lumbar spine fracture without deformity with pain symptoms
- Painful hunchback
- Pathological fractures, e.g. plasmacytoma-threatening fractures
- Poor posture of the thoracic spine
- Post-lumbar spine surgery and vertebral disc surgery
- Preventive stabilisation
- Prolapsed intervertebral disc
- Radicular irritation syndromes
- Relief of the posterior vertebral edge
- Rib and sternum contusions
- Rib and sternum fractures
- Sacroiliac joint instability
- Sacroiliac joint obstruction
- Scheuermann's disease
- Severe instability of the lumbar spine
- Severe lumbar deformity in facet syndrome/arthrosis
- Severe lumbar deformity with hypermobility
- Severe lumbar pain
- Severe lumbar syndrome
- Severe lumboischialgia with muscular deficits in the presence of significant disc protrusion / prolapse without absolute indication for surgery
- Severe lumbosciatica
- Severe radicular pseudoradicular lumbar syndrome
- Significant hyperlordosis pain
- Spinal canal decompression, single-day, without deformity, intervertebral disc surgery, single-day
- Spinal canal stenosis
- Spinal instability
- Spinal stenosis with short walking distance without significant paresis
- Spondylolisthesis
- Spondylolisthesis with recurrent lumboischialgia
- Spondylosis
- Stabilization of the thorax
- Stable vertebral fractures in the thoracic / lumbar spine
- Sternal contusions
- Symphysis loosening
- Symphysis separation
- Tendinopathy in the pelvic area
- Vertebral fractures of posttraumatic minor extent
