The Intrepid Dynamic Exoskeletal Orthosis provides rigid custom molded support of the affected lower extremity by incorporating a carbon composite adjustable shank cuff and ankle-foot sections joined by a carbon composite flexible spring strut anchoring the posterior aspect of the shank and ankle-foot sections to enable energy storage and return. (Article Reference: Lockwood, M. D., Hovorka, C. F., Baumann, M. E., & Childers, W. L. (2025). Clinical outcome of Two Minute Walk Test after Return to Run program in IDEO users: a retrospective study. Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences, 6, 1602110).
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