Walking more safely with weak foot dorsiflexion – the before and after effect with innoSTEP-WL

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The wireless foot drop system innoSTEP-WL helps people with weak foot drop to walk more safely and stably. You can clearly see the difference in the video: our patient initially walks without the system and then with a noticeable improvement in her gait.

The wireless foot drop system innoSTEP-WL helps people with weak foot drop to walk more safely and stably. You can clearly see the difference in the video: our patient initially walks without the system and then with a noticeable improvement in her gait.

The video shows our patient walking first without innoSTEP-WL and then with the foot drop system. Due to her MS, she suffers from foot drop in her right foot, which makes walking difficult. The wireless foot lift system innoSTEP-WL is an easy-to-use device that immediately improves the gait pattern. Electrical impulses are sent to the nerves via electrodes on the skin, which contract the muscles in a targeted manner and reliably lift the foot when walking. This allows the patient to walk more stably and safely.

The system is flat, inconspicuous and can be worn under clothing. It often replaces orthoses or peroneal splints, makes it easier to walk barefoot without heel switches and increases mobility and quality of life. Settings can be made conveniently via a Bluetooth remote control.

Our trained medical product advisor team will come directly to your home if required. They will help you put on the cuff, fit it properly and ensure that the system works optimally. So you can be sure that you will receive professional support and make the best possible use of the innoSTEP-WL.

Click here to find out how you can have the innoSTEP-WL wireless foot drop system prescribed. Further information on foot drop and multiple sclerosis can be found here.

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