What is an orthosis?
Anyone can experience temporary or permanent limitations in mobility. One of the medical solutions that help maintain activity and quality of life is orthoses.
An orthosis is a medical device designed to support joints, stabilize limbs, or restrict movement in cases of musculoskeletal disorders.

Walking orthoses, developed for people with gait impairments, significantly facilitate mobility and improve stability. They are widely used during rehabilitation after strokes, injuries, and surgical procedures.

Orthoses are used for various conditions, including:

• neurological disorders,
• sports injuries,
• orthopedic conditions,
• recovery after injuries and surgeries.

Their primary purpose is to support, protect, and restore movement functions, enabling a person to return to an active life more quickly.