Multi Use Flex-E-Core Boot Pediatric Leeder - Leeder Apparel These absorbent 63-200991

Name: Multi Use Flex-E-Core Boot Pediatric Leeder - Leeder Apparel These absorbent 63-200991
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 13835310021
Price: 108.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1233 (19 reviews)

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Multi Use Flex E Core Boot Pediatric Leeder Leeder Apparel These absorbent 63 200991 These absorbent 100 240V ~ 350mA 50 60 Hz Rating (Compressor Nebulizer): Pediatric * Our Multi Use Boot with Flex E Core Technology is easily adjustable has the softest interface available and offers dorsiflexion straps for precise adjustment * Multi USE Boot Adustable Ankle Contracture Boot (AFO) for positioning pressure reduction foot drop & ambulation * CUSTOM FITS Returns ROM to Neutral * L 4396 All Parts Soft and Covered * Soft Interface Washable * Simple to Adjust for any condition * Bottom Sole Covered for easy transfers * HCPCS Suggested Code: L4396

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