Aircast® AirLift™ PTTD Brace

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Djo

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The Aircast® AirLift™ PTTD Brace has a versatile stirrup design that aids in the treatment of posterior tibial tendon dysfunction (PTTD). The anatomically correct design and new intuitive Integrated Inflation System allow for customization of the air cell to help lift the foot arch for a more natural position. Along with Aircast® technology, durable cross strapping and easy step-in design, the AirLift provides an off-the-shelf customized fit for comfortable relief from PTTD symptoms.

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