Ossur Rebound, Instructions For Use Manual

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USES
Rebound Air Walker:
• Foot and ankle conditions that may benefit from motion restriction,
such as:
– Grade 2 and 3 ankle sprains
– Stable foot fractures
– Tendon or ligamentous sprain
• During postoperative or rehab phase.
• If used with the Achilles Wedge Kit, Achilles ruptures can be treated as
well.
Rebound Air Walker Low Top:
• Foot and ankle conditions that may benefit from motion restriction,
such as:
– Stable foot fractures
– Tendon or ligamentous sprain
• During postoperative or rehab phase.
CAUTIONS/WARNINGS
READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE USING
THE DEVICE.
• This Product Contains Natural Rubber Latex Which May Cause
Allergic Reactions .
• Federal law requires this device to be sold by a physician or by the
order of a physician.
• Ensure not to over inflate air chamber.
• Caution should be used if prescribed for patients with diabetes,
vascular deficiency, and neuropathy:
– The skin should be checked regularly
– Over inflation of air chamber may cause skin compromise in
patients with diabetic neuropathy. Deflate air chamber to reduce
compression with patients reporting discomfort or showing skin
discoloration.
• Ensure patient performs circulation checks. If a loss of circulation is
felt, or if the walker feels too tight, deflate air chamber to reduce
compression to a comfortable level. If discomfort continues, the
patient should contact their medical professional immediately.
• This device should not be applied on patients who are not able to
communicate discomfort.
• In high altitude conditions, the air chamber will expand past their
optimal level. Deflate air chamber to reduce compression to a
comfortable level.
• User should use caution when walking on slippery or wet surfaces to
avoid injury.
• User maximum weight limit 300 lbs (200 lbs for the XS version).
PREPARATION
1. Open liner by first unfastening straps and removing front shell.
– Note: Do not remove air bulb from liner.
APPLICATION
2. While seated, place leg in brace.
– Note: Toe Guard can be trimmed off if so desired. (Fig. 1 & 2) .