• Three motor axis design provides anatomically correct motion to the ankle and subtalar joint
• an program up to 10 individual therapy programs
• Three modes of operation: ankle, subtalar, and combined ankle and subtalar
• Performs reverse on load for patient safety

Continuous passive motion therapy is effective in the treatment of many clinical indications for ankle dysfunction including:

• Joint distortion and contusion
• Prolonged joint immobilization
• Synovectomies
• Burns
• Joint arthroplasty
• Passive mobilization of the following fractures repaired through open reduction
• and internal fixation (ORIF).
• Malleolar fractures
• Distal tibia fractures
• Talus fractures
• Calcaneal fractures
• Passive mobilization of the ankle after conservative treatment of lesions
• Surgical lengthening of the Achilles tendon due to post-trauma stiffness

Range of Motion:

Plantar flexion - 40 degrees
Dorsiflexion - 30 degrees
Subtalar: Valgus - 25 degrees
Abduction - 25 degrees
Varus - 25 degrees
Adduction - 25 degrees