Static Alignment; Dynamic Trial Fitting; Optional: Installing The Foam Cover - Ottobock 1D35 Dynamic Motion Instrucciones De Uso

TF bench alignment
► Observe the information in the prosthetic knee joint instructions
for use.

5.1.2 Static Alignment

• Ottobock recommends checking the alignment of the prosthesis
using the L.A.S.A.R. Posture and adapting it as needed.
• If necessary, the alignment recommendations (TF modular leg
prostheses: 646F219*, TT modular leg prostheses: 646F336*)
may be requested from Ottobock.

5.1.3 Dynamic Trial Fitting

• Adapt the alignment of the prosthesis in the frontal plane and the
sagittal plane (e.g. by making angle or slide adjustments) to
ensure an optimum gait pattern.
• TT fittings: Make sure that physiological knee movement in the
sagittal and frontal plane is achieved when the leg begins to bear
weight after the heel strike. Avoid medial movement of the knee
joint. If the knee joint moves in the medial direction in the first half
of the stance phase, move the prosthetic foot in the medial direc­
tion. If the medial movement occurs in the second half of the
stance phase, reduce the exterior rotation of the prosthetic foot.
• Remove the adapter cover from the prosthetic foot after comple­
tion of the dynamic trial fitting and gait training exercises.

5.2 Optional: Installing the foam cover

The foam cover sits between the prosthetic socket and prosthetic foot.
It is cut longer in order to compensate for the movements of the pros­
thetic foot and prosthetic knee joint. During flexion of the prosthetic
knee joint, the foam cover undergoes posterior compression and
anterior elongation. The foam cover should be stretched as little as
possible in order to increase its service life. There is a connecting ele­
ment (such as a connection plate, connection cap or connection cov­
er) on the prosthetic foot.
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> Required materials: degreasing cleaner (e.g. 634A58 isopropyl
alcohol), 636N9 contact adhesive or 636W17 plastic adhesive
1) Measure the length of the foam cover on the prosthesis and add
the length allowance.
TT prostheses: Distal allowance for movement of the prosthetic
foot.
TF prostheses: Allowance proximal of the knee rotation point for
flexion of the prosthetic knee joint and distal allowance for move­
ment of the prosthetic foot.
2) Cut the pre-shaped foam cover to length and fit it in the proximal
area on the prosthetic socket.
3) Pull the foam cover over the prosthesis.
4) Set the connecting element onto the footshell or prosthetic foot.
Depending on the version, the connecting element engages in the
edge or rests on the foot adapter.
5) Install the prosthetic foot on the prosthesis.
6) Mark the outer contour of the connecting element on the distal
face of the foam cover.
7) Disassemble the prosthetic foot and remove the connecting ele­
ment.
8) Clean the connecting element using a degreasing cleaner.
9) Glue the connecting element onto the distal face of the foam cov­
er according to the marked outer contour.
10) Let the glue dry (approx. 10 minutes).
11) Install the prosthetic foot and adapt the exterior cosmetic shape.
Take into account compression caused by cosmetic stockings or
SuperSkin.
6 Cleaning
1) Clean the product with a damp, soft cloth.
2) Dry the product with a soft cloth.
3) Allow to air dry in order to remove residual moisture.