Salo Orthotics Dennis Brown Splint Foot Abduction Orthosis Clubfoot Shoe 5.5inch

Salo Orthotics Denis Browne Splint Foot Abduction Orthosis Clubfoot Shoe Clubfoot is a congenital (present at birth) condition in which your baby’s foot or feet turn inward. The clubfoot deformity tends to return to its original position (relapse) even after correction. To prevent relapse, the clubfoot must be held in an overcorrected position with bracing. Denis Browne Splint, also known as Denis Browne Boot and Bar Brace or a Foot Abduction Orthosis, is used for maintaining the correction achieved by measures like manipulation, plaster casts, operations etc. It has a high-quality and lightweight Aluminium bar. The splints are provided with knobs to adjust the angle and distance between the splints as required.

Product Quantity: 1 pair

Sizes:

• 2.75" (Suitable Foot Length: 2.5" - 2.75")

• 3" (Suitable Foot Length: 2.75" - 3")

• 3.5" (Suitable Foot Length: 3" - 3.5")

• 4" (Suitable Foot Length: 3.5" - 4")

• 4.5" (Suitable Foot Length: 4" - 4.5")

• 5" (Suitable Foot Length: 4.5" - 5")

Uses:
It is used to maintain correct foot position in infants post clubfoot correction.

Product Specifications and Features:

• Denis Browne Splint made of nice-looking, lightweight high-quality aluminium alloy

• Used to deal with the problem in the hips, legs, or both at the same time

• Improves infant patient’s foot inversion, foot eversion, clubfoot and more by changing curve between shoes

• High-quality orthopaedic shoes designed for comfort and secure fitting

• Adjustable bar spacing and angle using inbuilt knobs

• Shoes rotate at precise outward angles depending on single or bilateral correction

• Durable, lightweight construction suitable for daily and night use

• Designed for prolonged use with secure, adjustable fittings

• Shoes stay aligned with shoulder width and foot size for correction control

Directions for Use:

• Place the foot on a sheet of paper

• Mark the impression of the foot

• Now measure the length of the foot

• This is how you choose your accurate size from the table

Safety Information:

• Use only after foot correction is complete as advised by a healthcare provider

• Adjust the bar length and shoe angle as per guidance

• Monitor foot condition regularly while in use

• Clean bar and shoes separately to maintain hygiene

• Store in a dry, clean space away from moisture

Quick Tips:

• Reduce wear tonight and nap times until age 4

• Ensure shoes are properly rotated depending on single or both feet being corrected

Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: How long should the brace be worn each day?
A: 23 hours daily for 3 months, then during naps and night-time until the child is 4 years old (minimum 12 hours/day).

Q: What if only one foot is affected?
A: The affected foot is rotated outward by 60−70°, and the normal foot by 30−40°.

Q: Will this delay my baby’s motor development?
A: No, babies generally adapt quickly and continue developing sitting, crawling, and walking skills normally.