Standard Ankle Walker by Medline HCPCS L4387

• Low profile design minimizes the difference in leg heightto help maintain a normal walking gait and balance

• Wide distance between the uprights accommodates extra dressings and swelling,

• One legstrap and two foot straps are adjustable for desired size andcompression

• Nonskid rocker bottom sole for safety, fits left or rightleg.

Sizes XSmall - XLarge

Breg Vectra Walker Boot HCPCS L4360

• Soft tissue injuries of the lower leg

• Moderate to severe ankle sprains

• Syndesmosis (high ankle) sprain

• Forefoot/midfoot/hindfoot pain and injuries

• Stable foot and/or ankle fractures

• Post ORIF and surgical stabilization after tendon/ligament repairs

• Metatarsal fracture

• Other acute or post-operative use (i.e. bunionectomy)

• Lightweight walker boot with a very low profile footbed height.

• Dual-Axis rocker bottom encourages a more natural gait.

• Breathable Airmesh liner with malleable aluminum uprights and removable heel clip.

• Wide footbed accommodates swelling and post-op bandages

Available in Tall & Short

DonJoy MaxTrax Air Ankle Walker HCPCS L4360

Designed to increase stability and help reduce pain and edema following trauma or post-operative procedures, the MaxTrax Air Ankle Walkers also provide cost-effective option to serial casting.
 

• Adjustable pneumatic air chambers to accommodate changes in edema during rehab and maximize patient compliance

• Swiveling D-rings allow for crisscross or parallel strapping

• Malleable uprights breakdown for shorter tibial/fibula on standard height walker

• Integrated pump designed to make the liner simple to inflate and adjust

• MaxTrax Air Ankle Walker provides edema control and maintain limb contact for increased stability

• Medial/lateral dual air cell system inflates sides equally

• A dual aircell system that inflates the medial and lateral air chambers equally to maintain limb contact for improved stability

• Fits either left or right leg

Indications

• Moderate/severe foot and ankle sprains

• Post-operative care

• Stable foot fractures

• Immobilization following other lower leg/foot injuries