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Everyday Solutions<br />

<strong>Partial</strong><br />

Feet<br />

Comfortable, affordable<br />

partial foot solutions<br />

TM<br />

TM<br />

© worldwide features<br />

www.dorset-ortho.com


Silicone partial foot solutions customised for you<br />

Whether your primary concern is function and durability, appearance or comfort, <strong>Dorset</strong> <strong>Orthopaedic</strong> has the<br />

expertise to ensure the success of every partial foot solution.<br />

With over twenty years of experience, research and<br />

development, our specialist team will make your<br />

bespoke prosthesis from a combination of materials<br />

to maximise your comfort and functionality.<br />

Available for all levels of partial foot amputation, our<br />

single colour range offers two types of partial foot for<br />

varying needs, with three levels of toe definition to<br />

choose from. Multi-Colour partial feet are also available.<br />

Features & Benefits<br />

• Each foot is custom made – Designed to suit your<br />

individual needs<br />

• Greater comfort – Customised gel pads offload<br />

pressure in sensitive areas<br />

Sophie Sivess, budding gymnast<br />

SA<strong>Foot</strong> and prosthetic limb wearer<br />

• Improved function – Integrated bespoke carbon<br />

fibre & firm silicones provide support<br />

• Cosmetic appearance – Three levels of toe<br />

definition available<br />

Young Sophie Sivess lost her left leg below the knee, part<br />

of her right foot and calf muscle at the age of 4, due to<br />

Streptococcal Septicaemia.<br />

Upon receipt of her SA<strong>Foot</strong>, Sophie has rediscovered her passion for<br />

many activities, especially those she loved prior to losing her feet.<br />

With the versatility of her SA<strong>Foot</strong>, Sophie feels confident to try<br />

anything and particularly loves surfing during her holidays in Cornwall.<br />

My custom-designed<br />

SA<strong>Foot</strong> gives me confidence<br />

Need further information?<br />

TM<br />

Call us on +44 (0)1425 481740<br />

or e-mail us at enquiry@dorset-ortho.com<br />

© <strong>Dorset</strong> <strong>Orthopaedic</strong> 2013. All information correct at time of going to print. Images not to scale. All trademarks acknowledged. © worldwide features.


<strong>Partial</strong> <strong>Foot</strong> Designs<br />

Both designs are available for all ages. The most appropriate partial foot is<br />

advised in consultation with your clinician and is usually determined by the level<br />

of your partial foot amputation.<br />

<strong>Partial</strong> <strong>Foot</strong><br />

The ‘Slipper Style’ design, with<br />

trim lines around the ankles is<br />

typically recommended for mid<br />

metatarsal and further distal<br />

amputation levels.<br />

Gel pads &<br />

carbon fibre<br />

available in all<br />

designs as required<br />

SA<strong>Foot</strong><br />

The ‘Boot Style’ design has discreet integrated<br />

velcro straps for easy entry and a snug fit.<br />

Providing additional support, the SA<strong>Foot</strong> is<br />

typically recommended for mid metatarsal<br />

and further proximal amputation levels.*<br />

Choose your level of definition<br />

Toe Filler Style<br />

The ‘toe filler’ made from a<br />

single skin tone is our entry<br />

level product, perfect for<br />

those seeking functionality<br />

and comfort.<br />

‘1D10’ Style<br />

The ‘1D10’ style offers a<br />

single colour foot with<br />

typical proportions for your<br />

foot length, including basic<br />

toe and nail shapes.<br />

All levels of definition are available for<br />

the <strong>Partial</strong> <strong>Foot</strong> & SA<strong>Foot</strong> designs<br />

Custom Toe Style<br />

The ‘custom toe’ style<br />

provides a personalised<br />

cosmetic solution, sculpted<br />

from one skin tone to mirror<br />

the volume, skin and nail<br />

characteristics of your sound<br />

side or a foot of your choice.<br />

This style is also available in<br />

Tri and Multi-Colour ranges.<br />

Ava Bainbridge, 4 year old partial foot wearer<br />

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She is thrilled<br />

she can wear normal<br />

shoes again<br />

When Ava Bainbridge lost her<br />

toes and parts of both feet to<br />

meningitis she had barely learnt<br />

how to walk. Thanks to a unique<br />

pair of silicone partial feet made<br />

by <strong>Dorset</strong> <strong>Orthopaedic</strong> Ava is<br />

walking again. Her mum said,<br />

“I was amazed when she put<br />

them on for the first time and<br />

took her first steps.”<br />

Now I can walk freely without worrying how far<br />

At the age of 20 Carole Collins had surgery to remove parts of her feet, as a<br />

result of a malformation from birth. <strong>Dorset</strong> <strong>Orthopaedic</strong> recommended Carole<br />

trial a pair of SA<strong>Foot</strong> to aid her comfort and mobility. The boot-style prostheses<br />

come up the leg and improve stability and propulsion during walking, especially<br />

on uneven ground – perfect for Carole as a keen dog-walker. Carole immediately<br />

saw an improvement and has since also bought some slipper style partial feet,<br />

which she prefers for driving and wearing around the house. Carol commented<br />

“the combination of the two designs of feet mean I am always comfortable and<br />

able to do exactly what I want.”<br />

*protected by UK patent number 2433443<br />

Carole Collins, dog-walker<br />

and SA<strong>Foot</strong> wearer


4 simple steps to receiving your <strong>Partial</strong> <strong>Foot</strong><br />

We understand that finding the right solution for you is a big step. With expert clinicians at <strong>Dorset</strong> <strong>Orthopaedic</strong><br />

and recommended clinical partners worldwide, we’re here to guide you through each stage, wherever you are.<br />

First Appointment<br />

STEP 1 Choosing your colour<br />

Choose from <strong>Dorset</strong> <strong>Orthopaedic</strong>’s extensive range of 66 real-life<br />

colours, developed from an array of patients worldwide.<br />

STEP 2 Casting your residual limb<br />

Using plaster bandage, your clinician will cast your residual limb in<br />

the optimum position to maximise comfort and functionality.<br />

1<br />

STEP 3 Casting your sound side<br />

A thick paste ‘alginate’ is poured around your foot, which sets<br />

to form a soft rubber mould. A defined plaster copy of your<br />

sound side is then made from the mould to create an invaluable<br />

sculpting reference.<br />

3<br />

2<br />

Second Appointment<br />

STEP 4 Fitting and delivery<br />

During your second appointment your clinician will fit<br />

and assess your partial foot. Once you’re happy and any<br />

amendments have been made, you’re ready to wear your<br />

new foot home and enjoy your life without limits.<br />

4<br />

CLINICIANS Wherever you are in the world, it’s easy to order a custom partial foot for your patient.<br />

Simply contact us for readily available order forms, swatches and further information.<br />

Call us on +44 (0)1425 481740 or e-mail us at enquiry@dorset-ortho.com<br />

TM<br />

<strong>Dorset</strong> <strong>Orthopaedic</strong> Company Ltd<br />

Unit 11, Headlands Business Park<br />

Salisbury Road<br />

Ringwood<br />

Hampshire<br />

BH24 3PB<br />

TM<br />

www.dorset-ortho.com

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