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User’s Manual for Xplore
Version 2.53 - Version date: 15.02.2022
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12.4.
Correction system for thighs and ankles
For users who require correction of their legs to align their position to enable them to walk , a
correction system with cuffs can be used. Cuffs with ring fasteners, are attached around the user's
thighs- and/or ankles. . They are tightened and fastened with Velcro bands. Make sure that these
are not over-tightened since this would be uncomfortable and could restrict blood flow to the legs.
Spreader rollers are mounted on the front axle and a U-tube behind the column. Guide straps or
elastic bands with carabiner hooks are threaded through the spreader rollers and U-tube rollers
and attached to the cuffs. The guide straps/bands are adjusted by a Made for Movement
representative to correct standing position and achieve alignment and still allowing the user to
move freely forward.
The guide straps/bands have a number of functions:
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To stretch the user
’s legs
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To correct the user’s walking pattern
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To place the user’s legs
in alignment with the upper body
Guide straps or elastic bands - or a combination of these - can be used. This is assessed on the basis
of the user's needs.
Elastic bands are more flexible compared to guide straps. They are typically used to correct
walking pattern and increase the stretch over the knees. The flexibility in the bands allow more
freedom of movement
Guide straps are not flexible, but may be appropriate to use in situations where more forces is
required to correct and inappropriate gait pattern. There will be less flexibility when the user walks
with guide straps.
If the correction system is not needed anymore , simply remove them and the straps/bands. The
spreader rollers and U-tube can remain on the product as they do not interfere with its use, and
they will be ready for the next time they are needed.
Setting up the correction system requires knowledge and experience and should only be
done by a Made for Movement representative or another qualified person trained by Made For
Movement.