Medical Indications

 

WIMBA Carpus Orthosis:

  • Carpal hyperextension (compensatory, ligament, or tendon condition)
    • mild cases
    • maximum angle in extension: 205 degrees
  • Osteoarthritis in the carpal joint
  • Rehabilitation Therapy (variety of uses)
  • Prevention for numerous situations
  • Support for obese dogs

Distal strap is placed 4.5cm from the carpal joint - we will not accept patients with smaller limbs (Minimum= 11cm limb circumference).

The number of proximal straps (1 or 2) will be based on the measurements submitted.

Red Flags

(Cases Not Suitable for Carpus Orthosis)

  • Deformation of the joint
  • Joint rebuilt
  • Deformation of digits
  • Medial or lateral instabilites

 

WIMBA Carpus Orthosis:

Suitable Cases

Unsuitable Cases

 

WIMBA Tarsus Orthosis:

  • Tarsal hyperextension (compensatory, ligament, or tendon condition)
    • mild cases
    • maximum extension: 180 degrees)
  • Tarsal hyperflexion (Achilles tendon/CCT injuries with no complete tear present)
    • mild cases
    • maximum flexion: 90 degrees
  • Osteoarthritis in the tarsal joint
  • Rehabilitation Therapy (variety of uses)
  • Prevention for numerous situations
  • Support for obese dogs

 

 

Distal strap is placed 4.5cm from the carpal joint - we will not accept patients with smaller limbs (Minimum= 11cm limb circumference).

 

The number of proximal straps (1 or 2) will be based on the measurements submitted.

Red Flags

(Cases Not Suitable for Tarsus Orthosis)

  • Deformation of the joint
  • Joint rebuilt
  • Deformation of digits
  • Medial or lateral instabilites

WIMBA Tarsus Orthosis:

Suitable Cases

 

Unsuitable Cases

Summarized Indications for WIMBA Orthoses:

  1. Carpus Orthosis: Designed for mild carpal hyperextension (max 205°), osteoarthritis, rehabilitation, and support in obese dogs. Not suitable for joint deformation, reconstructed joints, or medial/lateral instabilities. Minimum limb circumference: 11 cm.

  2. Tarsus Orthosis: Suitable for mild tarsal hyperextension (max 180°), hyperflexion (max 90°), osteoarthritis, and rehabilitation. Excludes cases with joint deformation, reconstructed joints, or medial/lateral instabilities. Minimum limb circumference: 11 cm.

  3. Usage Guidelines: Orthoses are tailored for individual patients based on provided measurements and photos. Severe conditions or improper measurements may disqualify cases.