Hallux Rigidus/Limitus, Rigidly Platar Flexed 1st Ray, Sesamoiditis
All of these pathologies can be treated with a Reverse Morton’s Extension.
Hallux Rigidus/Limitus, Plantar Flexed First Ray and Sesamoiditis can all be treated with an accommodative orthotic device by adding a Reverse Morton’s Extension.
Price Code: A
What is a Reverse Morton’s Extension?
It is an extrinsic forefoot post to the Sulcus with a mild first ray cut-out of the shell and the first met head area cut away from the forefoot post
The Reverse Morton’s Extension has been very successful in reducing the jamming effect produced by Functional Hallux Limitus
It also allows for dramatic off-loading but still cushions the painful area with your choice of mid-layer and top cover for a Sesamoid problem.
To Order
Please check Reverse Morton’s Extension in the Accommodations section of the prescription order form.