Challenges / Symptoms:
– Medial arch collapse also called as Adult acquired flat feet
– Swelling & Inflammation possibility
– Weakening of the Tendon and failure of ligaments around
– Repetitive strain to the Tibialis Posterior tendon as it works too hard
– Pain in the ankle due to joint impingement from the progressive collapsing foot deformity
– Tingling and numbness due to nerve irritation on the medial aspect of the foot as the foot collapses
– Plantar flexor / inversion
Goals & role of BOA Ankle Brace
– Remove pressure on the Tibialis Posterior Tendon
– Decrease bio-mechanical trauma
– Support joints of back foot
– Strengthen arch by pulling it up medially
– Ensure that further damage to foot is stopped
How to use
– Offers multiple control features a) Shaped Metal stabilizers b) Dual directional straps c) BOA for controlled release support
– Pop up the BOA mechanism, and it loosens up to fit the foot in
– After the foot is in, push in the BOA to lock and mildly turn clock wise (do not tighten it yet)
– Use the stretch straps and pull up the medial strap while maintaining neutral position for the lateral strap
– Get the straps behind the ankle and secure them in place with Velcro
– Now after getting the arch in desired place, tighten it by turning the BOA in clock wise direction to secure the ankle joint
Product Attributes:
Latex free
Metal stabilizers
BOA Mechanism
4 Sizes : Can be used for left and right foot
Unique BOA® Fit System, offers greater degree of control in your goals in managing Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction (PTTD).
| Size | Heel circumference | How to measure |
| S | 27-30 cm (10,6″-11,8″) |
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| M | 30,5-33 cm (12″-13″) |
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| L | 33,5-36 cm (13,2″-14,2″) |
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| XL | 36,5-39 cm (14,4″-15,4″) |
