EVA Trilaminate
Designed with three durometers of orthopedic grade EVA producing a highly contoured and comfortable orthotic.
Features:
Rearfoot Post: 0° Extrinsic
Top Cover Padding: 5/16″ EVA Trilam
ScriptWise™ Pathology Profiles
Achilles Tendinitis
Achilles tendinitis is an injury to the band of tissue that connects the upper calf muscles to the heel. The condition is relatively common and occurs with overuse due to repetitive running, walking, jumping or standing. Symptoms are usually painful swelling and inflammation, especially above the heel.
Those with flat feet, bone spurs and rheumatoid arthritis are especially at risk. Improper or ill-fitting shoes also increase risk.
ScriptWise™ Modifications

0° Extrinsic Post

3mm Heel Raise
Adult Acquired Flatfoot (PTTD)
Known formally as posterior tibial tendon insufficiency or posterior tibial tendon dysfunction (PTTD), symptoms of adult acquired flatfoot typically presents as chronic pain at the arch of the foot and ankle. As the condition progresses, the arch collapses and the ankle can internally rotate causing the foot to externally rotate. Left untreated, arthritis can develop in both the foot and ankle.
Adult acquired flatfoot is unrelated to flatfoot in children who usually outgrow the condition, often without treatment.
ScriptWise™ Modifications

4° Extrinsic Post

Low Medial Flange – 1/8″
Hallux Limitus
Hallux limitus is a condition that diminishes flexibility of the hallux at the 1st MPJ. Patients with hallux limitus often present with complaints of pain upon walking. As the condition progresses, bone spurs and arthritic changes can take place, eventually eliminating all available motion at the 1st MPJ. Inefficient windlass mechanism is often a contributing factor.
ScriptWise™ Modifications

2° Extrinsic Post

Dynamic Wedge
Hallux Rigidus
ScriptWise™ Modifications

2° Varus Extrinsic Post

Morton’s Extension
Heel Pain / Plantar Fasciitis
ScriptWise™ Modifications

3° Extrinsic Post

1/8″ Heel Cushion
Metatarsalgia
Metatarsalgia is a common overuse disorder referring to pain and inflammation of the ball of the foot. The pain can be sharp or dull and may be accompanied by a burning feeling. Sufferers often describe it as the feeling of a pebble in their shoe. Distance running and other high-impact sports increase risk. Improper or ill-fitting shoes also increase risk.
ScriptWise™ Modifications

3° Extrinsic Post

Metatarsal Pad