PROTEOR RUSH ROGUE 2 Notice D'utilisation page 9

5. INTENDED USE/INDICATIONS
This medical device is supplied to healthcare professionals (prosthetists) who will train the patient in its use. The
prescription is made by a doctor who assess the patient's ability to use the device.
This device is for multiple use on a SINGLE PATIENT. It must not be used on another patient.
6. CLINICAL BENEFITS
• Walking comfort
• Shock absorption and reduction of socket forces
7. ACCESSORIES AND COMPATIBILITY
For RUSH ROGUE 2 and RUSH ROGUE 2 EVAQ8, an appropriate foot shell must be mounted on the foot (refer to our catalog).
The foot includes a male pyramid connection designed to be compatible with standard female pyramid connectors (refer to our
catalog).
8. ALIGNMENTS
Bench alignment
Recommendation: Add a 10 mm (3/8") wedge under back of the foot during bench alignment for all but the H2O models, as shown
below.
Sagittal plane:
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Define the appropriate socket flexion and heel height
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Position the load line so that it falls through the center of the foot pyramid connection. As the fiberglass composite
material provides substantially more flexibility than the other prosthetic feet, this represents a good starting point for a
bench alignment
Frontal plane:
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Define the appropriate socket adduction/abduction
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Position the load line so that it falls through the midline of the foot in a neutral mediolateral position
RUSH ROGUE 2 & RUSH ROGUE 2 EVAQ8
Static alignment
Due to the shape of the rocker sole (bottom blade), patients may experience a new sensation when seeking the midpoint of the
foot. The rocker sole allows patients to find their own comfortable static or standing position. The rocker bottom shape of the
sole serves 2 primary functions
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Provide a continuous and progressive point of contact throughout the entire step.
•
Eliminate any "flat" or "dead" spot.
At this stage of alignment, adjustment of the anteroposterior set screws at the proximal connector is the more appropriate place
to make changes regarding plantarflexion or dorsiflexion, rather than the introduction of a wedge.
This device is intended to be integrated in a custom-made external lower limb prosthesis to ensure
the function of the foot in patients with unilateral or bilateral lower limb amputation or deficiencies
(transtibial/transfemoral amputation, knee/hip disarticulation, congenital limb deficiencies). It's
intended for patients who would benefit from the dynamic toe response, vertical compression, and
torsional rotation.
This device is indicated for patients with moderate to high activity level (K3 to K4) for walking and
physical activities without excessive overload.
Maximum weight (load carrying included): 166 kg / 365 lbs (See table §3)
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
• Axial rotation
• Possible ambulation on uneven ground
RUSH ROGUE 2 H2O
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