Conversion Of The Neuro Lock H 2 O System Knee Joint; Mounting To The System Anchor; Advice On Optimal Orthosis Functionality - FIOR & GENTZ NEURO LOCK H2O Notice D'utilisation

10. Mounting to the System Anchor

The system anchor of the NEURO LOCK H
adhered to the system joint according to our recommended production
technique (fig. 19). You will find more detailed information in the
Instructions for Use for Orthotists or Qualified/Trained Experts System
Anchors for Waterproof System Joints. You will find information on the
production techniques in the section "Online Tutorials" on our website
www.fior-gentz.com.
11. Conversion of the NEURO LOCK H
The NEURO LOCK H
the NEURO CLASSIC H
pawl, spring guide and pressure spring (fig. 20).

12. Advice on Optimal Orthosis Functionality

Problem
The system joints do not unlock.
The system joints do not lock
correctly.
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O system knee joint has to be
2
O system knee joint can be functionally converted into
2
O system knee joint. To do this, remove the locking
2
Cause
The locking and unlocking parts
are still loaded.
The patient does not apply a mini-
mal extension moment.
The orthosis is not torsion-resist-
ant (bilateral construction). Only
one system joint locks.
One system joint is/both system
joints are still in permanent unlock
function.
O System Knee Joint
2
Measure
The patient has to take the body
weight off of the orthosis (e.g. by
sitting down on a chair).
The patient has to take the body
weight off of the orthosis (e.g. by
sitting down on a chair) and has
to apply an extension moment
themself or with the assistance of
another person (e.g. by pushing
the knee back with the hand).
The system joints must be locked
with passive force. The patient
or another person must push the
knee backwards.
The locking pawl must be pressed
against the joint's upper part until
the fixing pawl is released from
the joint's upper part. The patient
must fully extend their knee until
the system joint locks.
fig. 19
fig. 20