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The Prosthetic Foot is a basic, durable, inexpensive prosthetic foot option for those who require limited walking with little variation in speed and terrain type. The SACH foot consists of a soft material molded over a stiffer inner part that mimics the shape of a human foot. This type of foot can be used with a patient's first prosthesis after an amputation.

The Prosthetic Foot has adequate shock-absorbing properties for limited walkers due to its larger heel pad, but is ideal for moderate-to-high mobility who want to do more due to its lack of flexibility and inability to adapt to uneven terrain Not ideal for prosthetic users.

We can also provide customized service

A custom prosthetic foot is a foot component of a prosthesis that is specifically designed and manufactured to meet the unique needs and requirements of an individual with an amputation.

Individualized Design: A custom prosthetic foot is designed based on the specific anatomical and functional characteristics of the person's residual limb and their activity level. The design takes into account factors such as weight, size, shape, alignment, and overall fit.

Socket Interface: The custom foot is integrated with a socket that connects to the residual limb. The socket interface is customized to provide a secure and comfortable fit, distributing forces evenly and minimizing pressure points.

Material Selection: The materials used in a custom prosthetic foot depend on the individual's needs and preferences. Common materials include carbon fiber composites, which are lightweight, durable, and offer good energy return. Other materials, such as fiberglass, plastics, or metal, may also be used based on specific requirements.

Functionality: The custom prosthetic foot is designed to replicate the functions of a natural foot, providing stability, support, shock absorption, and energy return. The design may include features such as multi-axial or flexion/extension joints, variable stiffness, or dynamic response mechanisms to enhance mobility and adaptability to different activities and terrains.

Alignment and Gait Optimization: The prosthetist works closely with the individual to align the custom foot component with the rest of the prosthesis, ensuring proper balance, stability, and a natural gait pattern. Adjustments can be made to optimize the alignment and alignment for optimal functionality.

Cosmesis: Depending on the individual's preference, a custom prosthetic foot can also incorporate cosmesis, which refers to the use of realistic-looking coverings or finishes to resemble the appearance of a natural foot.

The process of creating a custom prosthetic foot involves working with our prosthetist who will assess the individual's needs, take measurements, and conduct evaluations to determine the most appropriate design and components, Ensuring a personalized and tailored solution for prosthetic limb.