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V. Hip-Knee-Ankle-Foot-Orthosis (HKAFO)
• When Is a Hip-Knee-Ankle-Foot Orthosis Indicated?
There is much less evidence available in the
clinical research literature to guide prescription
and selection of HKAFOs than for selecting AFOS
and KAFOS.
Because HKAFOS encompass the hip, pelvis, and
sometimes the trunk, they tend to be much more
cumbersome to use, more challenging to don and
doff, more expensive to fabricate, and require
more maintenance than AFOs and KAFOS.
HKAFOS only partially restore functional mobility,
often with high energy cost.
The additional control of joint motion achieved by
moving proximally with a hip joint and pelvic band
or an attached lumbosacral orthosis must be balanced against the practical
challenges that the wearer will face when using the device.
Persons who use HKAFOS for standing and for the limited mobility that they
provide typically have much more neuromotor system impairment that those who
use AFOs and KAFOS. These orthoses are most often prescribed for children with
neurologic involvement and individuals with SCI but may also be appropriate for
those with progressive neuromuscular disorders
Hip-Knee-Ankle-foot orthosis ال
هي كدا بتضم ايه
بس احنا اتفقنا قبل كدا ان كل ماTrunk والPelvis والHip ال -
يغطي مناطق اكتر كل اما يكون أغلى عشان هيحتاجorthosis ال
اكتر وفي تفاصيل اكترmaterial
هتكونEnergy Expenditure وكمان هيكون اتقل وبالتالي ال -
Mobility أعلى وكل اما يثبت أكتر كل أما يأثر على ال
الزيادة دا يكون جايبproximal stabilization ف مهم جدا ال -
اللي بتحصلlimitation فايدة مكان ال
orthosis الن اصال لبسه هيبقى صعب مش زي يعني اسهل نوع -
بسfoot اللي هو ال
اكتر يبقى اصعبjoints وكل اما يبدأ يغطي -
trunk دا اصعب واحد النه اصال احيانا بيوصل للHKAFO وال-
وكمان هيحتاج محافظة اكتر من البييشنت واغلى -
متوفرةindications ف الزم تبقى كل ال -
Ankle.foot orthosis مش زي مثال ال -
محتاجة حوارات الن دي استخدامها اكتر بكتير واسهل بكتير مش -
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• Hip-Knee-Ankle-Foot Orthosis Design Options
As in the case of AFOs and HKAFOs can be fabricated with many different
materials (e.g., metals, thermoplastics, carbon composites and with orthotic ankle,
knee, and hip components.
neuromotor دا بيكون عنده الHKAFO خلي بالك ان العيان اللي هتستعمله ال -
او الKAFO اوحش بكتير او حالته سيئة اكتر من اللي استخدمتلهdysfunction
AFO
neurological dysfunction وبيكون اكتر استخدام ليه هو االطفال اللي عندهم -
بس يكون في ليڤل عاليspinal cord injury او الناس اللي عندهم -
HKAFO بتاعة الDesigns ال
KAFO شبه بتاعة ال -
carbon وفي برضوthermoplastic والmetal يعني في كذا ماتريال زي ال -
composite
A. Conventional HKAFO
Historically, during the years immediately following the po epidemic until the mid to
late 1980s, orthotists fabricated HKAFO adding a hip joint and pelvic band to
conventional KAFOS Fig illustrates the configuration of conventional HKAFOS.
These devices are designed to hold both lower extremities in a stable extended
position for upright standing, persons wearing this orthosis use either a hop-to gait
with walkers or a swing-through gait with a pair of crutches for ambulation.
Typically, HKAFOS require an assistive device to use upper extremity and trunk
compensatory mechanisms to advance the orthosis. On rare occasions, a single
HKAFO might be used for persons with neuromuscular or musculoskeletal
impairment affecting one lower extremity. Even after the incorporation of
lightweight thermoplastic or carbon composite materials, the energy cost of
ambulation with conventional HKAFOS is significant and often functionally
prohibitive.
Conventional ال
كمانtrunk وممكن لو هو واخد الpelvic belt والhip بالظبط بس زودنا عليه جزء الKAFO زي اللي في ال -
lumbosacral orthosis زي الlumbosacral part يبقى فيه
بتاعة االورثوسيزcomponents زي الصورة دي كدا اللي شوفناها واحنا بنشوف ال -
Conventional hip knee ankle foot وبنسميهdouble part hip knee ankle foot orthosis دا اسمه -
" "اللي صورته فوقorthosis
Energy expenditure دا طبعا تقيل جدا عشان كم الحديد اللي فيه ودا هيأثر على ال -
شايف هيبقى غالي وتقيل ولبسه وقلعه هيكون صعب ف الزم يستفيد منه اكبر افادة الن زي ما انت -
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زي داsingle bar واحد ممكن يبقىlimb فيneuromuscular problem لو حد عنده -
برضوthermoplastic material ويبدلوه بmetal ويقللو الConventional لما بدأو يطورو شوية في ال -
AFO او الKAFO كان تقيل مقارنة بال
بسرعة برضوfatigue بتاعته عالية ف حصلEnergy expenditure ف برضو ال -
اللي موجودةdrawbacks تغطي الbenifits عشان كدا برضو الزم ال -
B. Reciprocating HKAFO
One of the most common HKAFOS uses a mechanical linkage to couple flexion of
one hip with extension of the other, which permits a reciprocal step-over-step gait.
Colloquially referred to as reciprocating gait orthoses, these HKAFOs are used for
a variety of pathologies that result in paraplegia, including spinal cord injury.
The costs and benefits need to be carefully weighed when considering whether an
orthosis that would facilitate therapeutic reciprocal
Reciprocating HKAFO ال
لما الشخص يجي يتحرك بيه بيكونthermoplastic او الConventional ال -
walking aid الزم يستعمل
swing through اوswing to مع بعض سواءTwo limbs والزم يحرك ال -
extension و وطرف فيflexion مينفعش يكون طرف في -
بيكون اغلى وكمان بيحتاج ان اللي بيستعمله يكون الReciprocating ال -
بتاعته متطورةfunctions
اللي هي الحتة اللي فوق ديmechanical limb وبيكون فيه -
extension ورجل فيflexion بتسمح للبيشنت انه يخلي رجل في -
Walking would be appropriate for an individual with paralysis The individual and/or
the caregivers must clearly understand that these devices cannot fully restore the
ability to walk at what would be considered community level. They must explore and
embrace the goals of therapeutic walking enhancement of bone health,
cardiovascular conditioning, and digestive and urinary health, among others
For many individuals, gaining the motor skills necessary for safe use of the device
may require substantial time and effort, training times reported in the literature
range from 45 to 80 hours over a period of weeks to months. They must be ready
to adhere to stretching protocols to ensure sufficient range of motion at the hip,
knee, and ankle so that the device will both fit and operate optimally. They must be
prepared to work to improve muscle performance and postural control of trunk and
upper extremities so that they can use the orthosis most effectively. They must be
willing to maintain a stable weight so that the orthosis will fit over many
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months or years. They must have the postural control necessary to (eventually) don
and doff the orthosis without substantial assistance. They must understand the
design of the orthosis and the function of its components enough to recognize
when maintenance, adjustment, or repair is necessary.
٨٠ ل٤٥ ويقعدspinal cord injury طويل زي مثال لو عندهtraining وطبعا عشان الشخص يستخدمه محتاج -
ROM عشان يظبط الflexibility exercises ساعة تدريب على مدار اسابيع او شهور وكمان التمارين دي تكون
spasticity الن بيكون عنده
ومحتاج يكون عندهCrutches تكون كويسة عشان هو هيتحرك بupper limb بتاعة الstrength وكمان الزم ال -
ويكون كويسtrunk في الproximal control
اللي هو رجل قدام ورجل وراstep over step ومهم جدا ان العيان عشان يقدر يتحرك يكون بيعرف يعمل -
lock اوjoint لو عمل تثبيت للswing to or through دا ممكن عادي يبقىorthotic ال -
الزم تعرف العيان انه غالي واسباب انه محتاجه وهيستفاد ايه من التمرين الطويل دا -
urinary system, digestive system, cardiovascular system زي انه مفيد لل -
وتقوله ان هو مش هيتحرك طبيعي برضو زي اي حد بس هو التكلفة الزيادة عشان األهداف اللي قولناها -
وممكن تقعد البيشنت مع ناس استعملت نفس نوع االورثوتك دا عشان يعرفو مميزاته وعيوبه -
ودا محتاج مجهود كبيرtrunk لشخص بيستعمل النوع دا وبيعتمد في حركته على ال٨ الفيديو اللي في الدقيقة -
محترمةrehab عندع عالية ف محتاجspasticity بيكون الspinal cord injury اوparaplegia اللي عندع -
خد بالك من حركة الرجلين -
فKAFO عند الراجل دا اصال اوحش من اللي محتاجfunction لو خدت بالك هتالقيها مقفولة عشان الknee وال-
ف بتقفلهالهknee عشان كدا مش هيعرف يتحكم في ال
This is quite a bit to commit to; it is often wise to have the person interested in
pursuing use of such an orthosis interact with someone else who has successfully
used one to get a clear sense of what is required and what the potential outcomes
are.
X.B: A review of the use of KAFOs and HKAFOs for ambulation found very limited
scientific evidence to guide clinical decision-making about these devices.
VI- HIP ORTHOSES
Hip orthoses (HOs) (figure 24) provide support and
control for individuals with hip disorders and after hip
surgeries. HOs can control hip
abduction-adduction, flexion-extension, and rotation
either unilaterally or bilaterally as needed.
HOs are either prefabricated or custom made to a
patient's measurements. HOs are commonly used to
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position the femoral head in the acetabulum to allow for healing or to prevent
further damage to the joint
Hip orthosis ال
acetabulum في الhead of femur مهمتها انها بتثبت ال -
hip dislocation or replacement وممكن تستعملها للناس بعد ال -
ف الهيد ممكن تطلعshallow بقتacetabulum يعني الhip dysplasia او اللي عندهم -
• Indications for a Hip Orthosis
1. Hip replacement (arthroplasty)
2. Hip dislocation
3. Hip dysplasia
Anatomy-Related Principles
Therapists treating the upper extremity must have a thorough understanding of the
complex anatomic features of the hand and upper extremity in order to effectively
manage patients with dysfunction Disturbance of the delicate relationship between
the bones, muscles, nerves, and other soft tissue structures, either by disease or
Trauma, can result in a marked interruption of normal function. Knowledge of
normal anatomic features and how pathologic conditions affect them is in
important factor in aiding therapists as they make appropriate clinical decisions
regarding treatment interventions.
Upper limb orthosis ال
الزم يكون عارف شوية اناتومي كداupper limb Orthosis اي حد بيعمل -
اللي تحت دول٣ وعددهمcreases يعرف ان عندنا -
مش بيكونfixed ودا بيكونdistal carpal row ودا اللي بيكونه الproximal transvers arch في ال-
mobile
mobile ودا بيكونhead of metacarpal اللي بيكون عند الdistal transverse arch وفي ال-
distal phalanges لحد الshaft of metacarpal ودا من اول الlongitudinal وفي ال-
ديarches ايه فايدة ال -
ومش هتقدر تمسك حاجة بايدكflat لو مش موجودة ايدك هتبقىfist انك تقدر تعمل -
والحاجة متزحلقش ايدك -
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➢ ARCHES OF THE HAND
The configuration of the bones in the
hand, along with the tension of the
muscles and ligaments in this region,
contributes to the creation of an arch
system composed of the proximal
transverse, distal transverse, and
longitudinal arches (Fig. 1).
This arch system is vital to positioning
the hand in a manner that allows for
normal function related to grasp and
prehension. Incorporation of these
arches within an orthosis is an
essential tactic that promotes
maximal function and allows for
optimal comfort
Additionally, preservation of the arches helps to prevent undesired migration of
the orthosis during use of the upper extremity. The fixed proximal transverse arch
is created by the configuration of the distal row of the carpal bones and the volar
carpal ligament
The mobile distal transverse arch is located at the level of the metacarpal heads.
The longitudinal arch spans the length from the metacarpal to the distal phalanx
➢ PALMAR CREASES
The typical arrangement of creases is easily visible on the volar surface of the
hand (Fig. 2). Those individuals who fabricate orthoses need to familiarize
themselves with the location of these creases and how each one correlates with
the underlying anatomy, these creases are commonly used as anatomic guides
when an orthosis pattern is being created. For example, when a wrist
immobilization orthosis is being fabricated,
the distal and proximal palmar creases must
be left uninhibited by the distal end of the
orthosis in order to allow for unrestricted
ROM at the MP joints. However, care must be
taken not to leave too much anatomy
unsupported because the mechanical
advantage of the orthosis can then be altered
adversely.
hand بتاعة الcreases والزم برضو تعرف ال
wrist crease ال -
proximal palmer crease وفي ال -
distal palmer crease ال -
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thenar crease ال -
proximal thumb crease ال -
distal thumb crease وال-
distal والmiddle والproximal digital وفي ال-
مهم تعرفها ليه
proximal دا مش المفروض انه يعدي الorthosis الwrist demobilization orthosis النك لو هتعمل -
بسسwrist الimmobilize النك بتcrease
داcrease النك مش هتقدر ساعتها تحرك صوابعك لو عدا ال -
ال
dual obliquity
اكبر منulna او الindex مش كلها قد بعض يعني اللي ناحية الmetacarpal لو خدت بالك هتالقي ان ال-
radial او الring finger والlittle اللي ناحية ال
oblique angle عاملةmetacarpal بتاعة الheadف انت لما تيجي تمسك حاجة هتالقي ال -
ودا شئ يساعد ف انك متوقعش حاجةmobile هتالقيهم4th, 5th metacarpal وكمان لو بصيت عند ال -
مش هتقدر تمسك حاجة وهتقع من ايدكfixed انت ماسكها النهم لو بقو
fixed اللي بيكونو2nd, 3rd metacarpal على عكس ال -
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➢ POSITIONING THE HAND
When the fabricator is deciding how to position the hand within an orthosis, many
factors must be considered, including the patient's diagnosis, and goals of
intervention. In addition to facilitating the healing of any affected tissues, being
mindful of proper positioning within an orthosis can help to prevent future joint and
soft tissue contractures.
The two most common positions described in the literature include the position of
function and the position of rest (known as antideformity position or safe position).
See Fig. 4 for the general joint angles described for each position.
The antideformity position, commonly referred to as safe position in the clinical
setting, considers the unique anatomic characteristics of the MP and PIP joints. The
length of the collateral ligaments at the MP joint varies according to the position of
the MP joint (Fig. 5). The collateral ligaments are slack with joint extension, whereas
in the collateral ligaments increases with greater amounts of MP joint flexion.
Placing these joints in flexion within an orthosis helps to prevent MP joint extension
contractures (resulting in limited flexion post-immobilization). If the joints are
placed in extension with resulting MP contractures, it can g impair the patient's
grasping ability.
Similarly, at the PIP joint level, the volar plate is placed e with PIP joint extension,
whereas flexion at the PIP joint places the val plate at risk for shortening (see Fig.
5A and B). Shortening of the vola plate can result in debilitating PIP joint flexion
contractures, which c significantly affect the ability not only to grasp but also
release objec Therefore, careful positioning of the PIP joint in extension (as long as
is not contraindicated) is crucial to maintain the length of the volar pla tissue. on te
Figure 4: (A). The functional position of the hand places the wrist in 20 to 30
degrees of extension, the metacarpophalangeal (MP) joints in 35 to 45 degrees of
flexion, the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joints in 45 degrees of flesion, the distal
interphalangeal joints in a relaxed flesed position, and the thumb in palmar
abduction. (B), The antideformity position of the hand places the wrist in 30 to 40
degrees of extension, the MP joints in 60 to 90 degrees of flexion, the PIP and distal
interphalangeal joints in extension, and the thumb in palmar abduction.
Figure 5: Soft tissue length changes associated with joint positioning A, Placing the
metacarpophalangeal (MP) jelat in extension will cause the MP collateral ligaments
and the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) voler plate to become "lack" and at risk of
becoming shortened. B, Placing the MP joint is flexien elongates both the MP
collateral ligaments and the volar plate of the PIP joint to minimize risk of shortening
(contractures) of these structures.
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