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E. Static Alignment
Due to the shape of the rocker sole (bottom blade), patients may experience a new sensation when seeking the midpoint of the foot.
The rocker sole allows patients to find their own comfortable static or standing position. The rocker bottom shape of the sole serves 2
primary functions:
a. Provide a continuous and progressive point of contact throughout the entire step.
b. Eliminate any "flat" or "dead" spot.
The Prosthetist is highly discouraged from introducing wedges at this stage of alignment.
Adjustment of the A/P set screws at the proximal adapter is the more appropriate place to make changes regarding plantar flexion or
dorsiflexion, rather than the introduction of a wedge.
Dynamic Alignment:
F.
The use of a slide adapter is highly encouraged for dynamic alignment purposes, as it provides the best solution to troubleshooting the
most common alignment issues listed below:
a. Hard or soft heel
b. Hard or soft toe
c. Varus or Valgus movements during Stance Phase
Once the optimal relative socket/foot alignment is determined, it is encouraged to use plantarflexion or dorsiflexion at the proximal
foot adapter to optimize heel-to-toe comfort and energy return.
For RUSH ROGUE 2 Foot and RUSH ROGUE 2 EVAQ8:
If the patient still requests additional heel stiffness, it is appropriate to introduce and utilize the Heel Wedge provided in the original
RUSH ROGUE 2 and RUSH ROGUE 2 EVAQ8 package.
This Heel Wedge uses a double-sided sticker so the lower face of the blade should be degreased before using. See figures below for
correct wedge placement.
NOTE: The RUSH ROGUE 2 H2O does not include Heel Wedges.
CORRECT HEEL WEDGE PLACEMENT
Install Heel Wedge on plantar surface of rocker
approximately 1/8" (3.2mm) forward from
posterior end.
6. DETECTION OF MALFUNCTIONS
If you notice any abnormal behavior or feel any changes in the characteristics of the device, or if the device has received a severe impact,
consult your prosthetist.
7. WARNINGS, CONTRAINDICATIONS, AND SIDE EFFECTS
A. Warnings
Inappropriate use of the device, in relation to the recommendations of your prosthetist, can cause the degradation of parts of the foot
(carrying heavy loads for example, excessive stress, exceeding the service life, etc.)
Waterproof: The device is resistant to fresh, sea, and chlorinated water.
B. Contraindications
The device is inappropriate for users who do not meet the requirements of a Medicare functional level of K3 or higher.
This device is not intended for activities where there is a risk of severe impact or excessive overload.
C. Side effects
There are no known negative side effects.
Any serious incident that has occurred in relation to the device should be reported to the manufacturer and the competent
authority.
8.
MAINTENANCE, STORAGE, DISPOSAL, AND DURABILITY
A. Maintenance/ Cleaning:
No maintenance operation such as lubrication, work on the screws, or other parts is required.
Inspect the foot module every six months. If the user is more active, more frequent inspection may be necessary. Service as necessary.
The foot module may be cleaned and/or disinfected with soap and warm water.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
RUSH ROGUE 2 FOOT &
RUSH ROGUE 2 EVAQ8
RUSH ROGUE 2 H2O
INCORRECT HEEL WEDGE PLACEMENT
Placement between components will adversely affect
foot performance and void warranty.
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