SAK BRACE specializes in medical orthopedic braces, rehabilitation supports, and customized OEM solutions for global distributors, clinics, and healthcare brands.
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This product is a Pediatric KAFO Brace, widely referred to in global healthcare as a kids’ full leg brace, pediatric knee ankle foot orthosis, or toddler long leg stabilizer. It is a specialized, rigid two-piece lower limb orthopedic apparatus featuring a mechanical knee hinge and an integrated foot piece, used to immobilize, align, and support a child’s entire leg from the thigh to the foot during weight-bearing or walking therapy.
Every SAK BRACE product is manufactured under strict quality management processes, supporting ISO 13485, CE & EU MDR compliance requirements.
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AK-250
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S M L（Left Right)
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Polypropylene，Aluminium alloy,composite fabric
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Combines thigh, calf, and foot stabilizing components into a single, comprehensive unit to deliver ultimate mechanical control over the entire lower kinetic chain.
Features an adjustable Range-of-Motion (ROM) dial that allows clinicians to lock the knee joint at specific angles or set controlled flexion/extension limits during progressive recovery stages.
Engineered with high-strength, lightweight contoured shells that envelope the leg and foot, providing exceptional side-to-side (medial/lateral) stability and preventing axial rotation.
Utilizes heavy-duty, adjustable hook-and-loop (Velcro) straps positioned strategically across the thigh, lower leg, and foot to ensure custom compression, precise fitting, and anti-slip migration.
Incorporates a protective, rigid footbed shell that maintains the ankle at a neutral $90^\circ$ position while safeguarding the foot from accidental impacts and external forces.
Lined with soft, perforated, skin-friendly cushioning that promotes air circulation and limits moisture retention, maintaining excellent patient compliance and hygiene during long-term immobilization.
Pediatric Cerebral Palsy (CP) Patients: Children and young youths dealing with lower limb spasticity, muscle weakness, or unstable gait patterns who require structural knee-ankle alignment.
Kids with Polio or Lower Limb Paralysis: Toddlers and children managing pediatric flaccid paralysis, post-polio syndrome, or muscle drop who need a rigid brace to support weight-bearing activities.
Young Spina Bifida and Neurological Patients: Children experiencing neurological conditions or congenital spinal cord issues that impair independent lower extremity control and balance.
Pediatric Genu Valgum / Varum Corrective Recoverers: Growing children requiring guided mechanical structural stabilization to correct severe knock-knees or bow-legs under orthopedic supervision.
Post-Operative Lower Extremity Rehabilitation Patients: Toddlers and youths recovering from major pediatric tendon transfers, osteotomies, or joint contracture release surgeries.
Provides rigid external stabilization and joint alignment following fractures of the distal femur, proximal tibia, patella, or acute knee joint dislocations.
Secures stable or surgically fixed fractures of the medial, lateral, or bimalleolar segments, as well as severe talocrural dislocations.
Ideal for managing high-impact lower extremity trauma, including complex midfoot injuries, tarsal/metatarsal fractures, and severe ligamentous ruptures.
Offers complete lower limb immobilization and controlled range-of-motion (ROM) management following joint reconstruction, ligament repair (ACL/PCL/MCL/LCL), osteotomies, or tendon transfers.
A: A Knee Ankle Foot Orthosis (KAFO) is an orthopedic device that stabilizes the knee, ankle, and foot to improve walking ability and lower-limb alignment. It is commonly prescribed for patients with significant knee instability or lower-limb weakness.
A: A KAFO may be recommended for patients with post-polio syndrome, stroke, spinal cord injury, muscular weakness, knee instability, or neurological disorders affecting lower-limb function.
A: Yes. By providing structural support and improving joint alignment, a KAFO can help patients achieve a safer and more stable gait during rehabilitation.
A: KAFOs may be manufactured using lightweight aluminum, stainless steel, carbon fiber composites, thermoplastics, and orthopedic joint components, depending on clinical requirements.
A: Yes. We offer OEM and ODM KAFO manufacturing with customized components, branding, packaging, and technical support for orthopedic brands and rehabilitation equipment suppliers.
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