DE7327484U - Orthopedic therapeutic shoe - Google Patents

Description

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DR. HAMS ULRiCfH MAY '.. ·' Il

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V-4-P-1/1203 Minchen, July 26, 1973

Dr.M./se V-4-G-i / i203a

73 983/4

Leon Vanhove in 59000 Lille, France

Orthopedic therapeutic shoe.

The invention relates to orthopedic therapeutic corrective Shoes with removable reinforcement of the shaft,

In addition to orthopedic shoes, e3 also offers therapeutic shoes Correcting and treating congenital deformities or deformities of the feet and those occurring as a consequence of illnesses lower extremities. It is especially the correction of considerable lateral deformations, ligament weaknesses, repeated occurring dislocations, unilateral or bilateral paralysis etc.

The known prostheses require compensating in the interior of the shoe or to use soles that correct the sole of the foot, the thickness of which can go from 4 mm to 2Q mm at the heel. However, are The currently available shoes are often not intended for the use of such thick compensation soles, so that special shoes are used for this must be made.

The invention is intended to remedy this disadvantage and a series

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Another disadvantage of available shoes of this type is that, like most conventional shoes , they are shaped with a curved inner edge which interferes with the correction devices. Finally, the insertion of orthopedic-therapeutic insoles and the putting on of shoes on the TuQ are hindered by an opening that is too narrow.

The invention is intended to remedy the last two disadvantages mentioned. Finally, the main disadvantage of the known shoes of this type lies in the arrangement of the stiffener inside the upper. The stiffening is therefore accessible through a horizontal slot provided on the inside of the upper part of the shaft, through which stiffening rods can be inserted into joints or supports. This training requires seams inside the shaft lining, which can injure the foot. In addition to these seams, there are also those seams that are necessary when the shaft is made from several parts. These disadvantages are also eliminated by the invention.

The orthopedic therapeutic shoes according to the invention are marked through the following features:

a) a shaft made from a single piece, which is attached to his The upper part has a horizontal slot on the outside that extends almost completely around the shoe, through which supports are accessible, Velche removable stiffening rods lead to precisely defined places, this training the absence of seams on the Inside of the shaft and an effective padding of the shaft that extends far to the tip of the shoe;

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b) An opening of the shoe that is largely exposed from above;

c) I am sufficiently tall to allow a removable corrective sole of sufficient thickness (more than 1 cm) inside the shoe to be able to use;

d) Bine sole and / upper part; (Last shape) that have a straight line Have inner edge of the shoe.

The invention is illustrated by the following description of an exemplary embodiment which is illustrated in the accompanying drawings. Show it:

Fig. 1 is a view of the shoe with a slightly pulled out

Support rod;

Fig. 2 is a view of the shoe ready for use; Pig. 3 an elevation of the stiffening rods receiving the support rods

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Fig. 4 is a schematic vertical section of the shaft support rod inserted into the stiffening sleeve;

FIG. 5 shows a section similar to FIG. 4, showing the insertion of the support rod into the stiffening sleeve; FIG.

6 shows an elevation of a mounting sole used for compensation.

The following description refers to a shoe with a high Shank, but shoes with a low shank can also be made using the same principle.

The shoe consists of a sole 1, a shaft 2 and a Front leaf ■

The upper part folded over the last) 3. As usual, the upper leather or leaf is extended by a tongue (not shown) and the shaft can be closed by a wire loop 4.

The main feature of the invention is that the shaft »the formed in a single piece, without a vertical rear seam

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is, at its upper part outside a horizontal slot 5, almost around the shoe reaches "The Schiit" 5 allows access to the space between the shaft 2 and the putter 6, are arranged in the VersteifungshUlsen. 7 These consist of two layers of leather held together with seams 8, between which the optionally twisted support rods 9 can be inserted. The stiffening sleeves 7 are attached to remain between the shaft 2 and the chuck 6 permanently. They have a shape with two legs (Fig. 3), between which the ankles find space. Of course, the stiffening sleeves 7 can have any desired shape, corresponding to the correction to be exerted on the foot, the shape of the stiffening sleeves being determined with regard to the appropriately selected length, curvature and elasticity of the support rods.

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completely smooth and clean surface on the inside of the lining 6, which rules out any injury to the foot.

According to a further feature of the invention is the shoe opening largely exposed above and in front. This feature is already known in the case of certain shoes, but is particularly advantageous in the case of the shoe according to the invention.

The last and thus the front sheet 3 are sufficiently high to enable the insertion of a removable insole, e.g. 4 mm in its front part and in the area of the heel Can be 20 mm thick.

Finally, according to a further preferred embodiment of the Invention of the sole 1 and the last or the front sheet folded over it inside the shoe completely straight,

vas enables effective correction of foot defects .

The slot 5 on the upper part of the shaft 2 is closed by a zipper 11, which in turn is covered by lips 12, 13. Since the upper part of the shaft is usually slightly pushed outwards in use, the lips 12 and 13 become

always pressed towards each other and cover the slot 5 practically completely. Even when the shoe is used in bad weather, this slot is by no means bothersome, since it is sufficiently high on the shoe that rain and splash water cannot penetrate. In contrast , the slot enables easy access to the stiffening sleeves 7 and a simple exchange of the support rods 9, as FIGS. 1, 3 and 5 show.

The sole ¹ can consist of a basic sole made of leather and cork “ which is suitable for installation and removable = you can use it

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Claims (5)

claims 1 · Orthopedic-therapeutic correction shoe irdt removable stiffening of the shaft, characterized in that the Shank (2) is made of a single piece and on its upper part outside has a horizontal slot (5) which almost reaches around the shoe and allows access to stiffening sleeves (7), which guide removable support rods (9) exactly to the desired places. 2. Shoe according to claim 1, characterized in that on the Inside of the shaft there are no side seams and that the shaft extends a long way towards the front part of the shoe Has sufficient effective padding. Started- 3. Shoe according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that its / Opening from above is largely exposed. 4. Shoe according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that that his front sheet (3) struck over the ledge is sufficient is high in order to be able to insert a sufficiently thick, possibly more than 1 cm high, removable correction sole in the shoe. 5. Shoe according to one or all of claims 1 to 4 »characterized in that its sole (1) and its front sheet (3) have a straight inner edge in the shoe.