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Insoles & Components 78 Code NHS Code Size Size (EU) SC3130 ERP490 1- 2 35 - 36 SC3131 ERP492 3 - 4 37 - 38 SC3132 ERU275 5 - 6 39 - 40 SC3133 ERU270 7 - 8 41 - 42 SC3134 ERU272 9 - 10 43 - 44 SC3135 ERU274 11 - 12 45 - 48 SC3136 ERU229 13 - 15 49 - 50 Interpod Diabetic 6º Arch Why prescribe an Interpod Soft Diabetic orthotic? ■ 3mm thick Open Cell Urethane; PORON 96 ® has been proven to significantly reduce vertical pressure and sets a new level of advanced underfoot comfort technology ■ The diabetic orthotic gains its advantage over other foot orthoses due to the 6º rear foot and mid foot support, helping to offload weight from the heel and forefoot. ■ The polyurethane base is a proven superior shock absorbing material capable of reducing and transferring unwanted pressure from prominent bony structures. The Interpod Diabetic is research-backed innovation constructed through the World's most respected preform orthotic producer - Interpod and specialists in diabetic footcare - Diaped. Inverted rear foot improves biomechanical function and enhances the windlass effect. 6° Moderate arch height provides adequate functionality for the majority of patients. The arch profile was developed by Interpod to ensure superior patient comfort and therefore patient compliance. The PORON 96 ® top cover sets a new level of advanced underfoot comfort technology. The slow rebound quality of the material cradles the foot and allows enhanced redistribution of body weight over the foot's plantar surface. Open cell urethanes such as PORON ® have been proven to reduce vertical pressures by up to 18%. All materials from the PORON ® family pass both the Schwartz and Peck Human Patch Tests (for primary skin irritation) and USP Class VI toxicology testing. ■ Inverted rear foot improves biomechanical function. ■ Supported by clinical research. ■ Rear foot wedge is incorporated to offload the medial column and reduces the need for otherwise excessive arch height. Interpod Diabetic 6° Clinical Research ■ Paton, J. et al. (2007) Custom-made total contact insoles and prefabricated functional diabetic insoles: A case report. The Diabetic Foot Journal Vol 10 No 3

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