OAALMAC Mumbai

Our Services

Orthotic, prosthetic and pedorthic care

We provide clinical consultations and high-end products. Our facility is equipped to manufacture and provide artificial limbs, orthoses and mobility aids, with particular expertise in paediatric orthoses and mobility aids.

Knee orthoses with polyaxial hinges
Knee orthoses with polyaxial hinges

Our paediatric and adult range

  • Sub Malleolar Orthoses (SMOs)
  • Supra Malleolar Orthoses
  • Static and Dynamic AFOs
  • Rear Entry and Top Entry Ground Reaction Orthoses
  • KAFOs and HKAFOs
  • Spinal and fracture braces
  • Sports orthotics
  • Artificial limbs for all levels of amputation
  • Compression garments
Rear entry, static and Kangaroo ankle-foot orthoses
Rear Entry Orthosis, Static AFO and Kangaroo AFO
Spinal column and lumbosacral region
Spinal column and lumbosacral region

Clinical indications / contraindications of spinal bracing

A close look at vertebrae
A close look at vertebrae
  • Spinal stenosis
  • Herniated disc
  • Degenerative spinal pathologies
  • Post-surgical stabilisation
  • Stable, non-displaced spinal fractures
  • Spondylolysis
  • Spondylolisthesis

Contraindication: unstable, displaced fractures.

Carbon foot insert
Carbon foot insert

Rehabilitation footwear

Rehabilitation shoes are made on extra-depth lasts. They provide extra support through medial and lateral extended heel stiffeners and a removable, anatomically shaped full-length footbed. Their construction makes adaptations straightforward.

Indications for use

  • Children who need shoes with extra support
  • Neuro-physiological problems
  • Varus or valgus instability
  • Painful or pressure-sensitive feet
  • Accommodation of orthotics
Structure of orthopaedic footwear
Structure of orthopaedic footwear

Reverse-lasted footwear

Reverse-lasted correction footwear is designed to correct feet with extreme varus and/or adduction. This correction is achieved by the special last shape. Inside, the shoe has a special inlay which, together with an extended medial stiffener and toe cap, forms a curved wall that prevents the foot progressing further into adduction. At the same time, abduction of the foot is stimulated. This is especially important for children born with clubfeet; treatment with reverse-lasted shoes will help their feet develop normally.

Osteoarthritis knee brace
Osteoarthritis knee brace working on the three-point pressure principle

Indications for use

  • Clubfoot
  • Significant varus and/or adduction of the foot
  • Correction of the peak position in the upper tarsal joint (pes equino-varus)
  • Correction of varus tilting in the lower tarsal joint and further metatarsal area (pes varus)
  • Stimulation of abduction of the mid and forefoot
  • Stabilisation of the post-operative clubfoot
  • Improvement of toe-off

Shoe orthotics / insoles re-alignment

  • Surgery
  • Knee braces
  • Unicompartmental medial knee osteoarthritis
  • Patients aged 60 and younger
  • BMI assessment
  • Good results