Equilateral Foot Bed and Systems Having Same
First Claim
1. A foot bed extending longitudinally and laterally, and having a first portion and a second portion, the second portion having a greater thickness than the first portion, wherein the foot bed is selectively usable in either a left foot-receiving or a right foot-receiving configuration.
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Abstract
An equilateral foot bed and a system using the equilateral foot bed are provided for treating foot injuries and deformities, while allowing the patient to remain ambulatory. Embodiments include a foot bed having a first portion and a second portion, the second portion having a greater thickness than the first portion. The portions of differing thickness support, align and cushion portions of the foot. The foot bed is selectively usable in either a left foot-receiving or a right foot-receiving configuration.
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33 Claims
- 1. A foot bed extending longitudinally and laterally, and having a first portion and a second portion, the second portion having a greater thickness than the first portion, wherein the foot bed is selectively usable in either a left foot-receiving or a right foot-receiving configuration.
- 17. A foot bed extending longitudinally and laterally and having non-uniform thickness about a medial surface, the thickness being to support and cushion portions of a foot, wherein the foot bed is substantially symmetrical about the medial surface.
- 32. A system, comprising a foot attachment and an equilateral foot bed positioned at a foot-receiving portion of the attachment, wherein the foot bed is for positioning and cushioning a foot.
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