Lower Extremity System

The TheraTogs Lower Extremity System is designed to provide carryover for the rehabilitation activities which address several alignment and functional deviations of the knee joints, developing femurs, and hip joints in an independently ambulatory child, and in an ambulatory adult with no problems related to hip or trunk stability.

Indications & Applications
The Lower Extremity System is an effective means of carryover for rehabilitation activities aimed at the management of neuromotor, balance and gait disorders caused by a wide range of diagnoses, including:

Cerebral palsy
Hypotonia
Ligament laxity
Hemiplegia due to stroke or TBI
Intoed gait in a child <7 years caused by excessive femoral torsion or excessive leg or foot rotation Excess anterior pelvic tilt caused by excessive femoral torsion or excessive leg or foot rotation Out-toed gait in a child <7 years caused by: Diminished femoral torsion Excessive lateral tibiofibular torsion Hip outward rotation bias Knee joint ligament laxity Knee hyperextension in a child age <7 years, or newly acquired knee hyperextension, caused by cerebral palsy, hypotonia, or ligament laxity Inadequate swing-phase knee extension in gait resulting in shortened step, caused by cerebral palsy, hemiplegia due to stroke, or traumatic brain injury Genu varum or genu valgum, caused by knee joint ligament laxity Persistent flexible foot pronation in hips/knees, caused by hypotonia or ligament laxity Excessive flexible foot supination, caused by ligament laxity