Hello @kelvintong2664! Thank you for your input on our alignment video for the Taleo Adapt. The way the alignment is presented in our video is the way which facilitates the desired Taleo Adapt features with a range of 2° of dorsi flexion and 10° of plantar flexion. The most important alignment aspect is the correct anterior/posterior relation between the socket and the foot position. The resulting pylon orientation results on the amount of given socket flexion and the socket adapter position. So it is a result of those conditions and can't be a "marker" for a quality alignment by itself. We can also assure you that our Ottobock Academy works every day on creating good and helpful training materials with the highest interest of fitting users as best as possible. If you have further input or want to facilitate a training with the Ottobock Academy please get in contact with your local Ottobock subsidiary corporate.ottobock.com/en/company/locations.
@@OttobockProfessionals Action speak louder than words. Show another video of your patient walking without limbing to one side. You are bullshitter. Stop showing such a misleading alignment video, if you are not cold blooded.
if you have problem understanding the english, please go through it few more times. i have mentioned the pylon have and must to be straight, the weight line need to be in the centre of the pylon. dont waste time to put your explanation to confuse the amputee in the world.
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The alignment of the pylon have to be vertically straight and the weight line must must must be center of the pylon.
Hello @kelvintong2664! Thank you for your input on our alignment video for the Taleo Adapt. The way the alignment is presented in our video is the way which facilitates the desired Taleo Adapt features with a range of 2° of dorsi flexion and 10° of plantar flexion. The most important alignment aspect is the correct anterior/posterior relation between the socket and the foot position. The resulting pylon orientation results on the amount of given socket flexion and the socket adapter position. So it is a result of those conditions and can't be a "marker" for a quality alignment by itself. We can also assure you that our Ottobock Academy works every day on creating good and helpful training materials with the highest interest of fitting users as best as possible. If you have further input or want to facilitate a training with the Ottobock Academy please get in contact with your local Ottobock subsidiary corporate.ottobock.com/en/company/locations.
@@OttobockProfessionals Action speak louder than words. Show another video of your patient walking without limbing to one side. You are bullshitter. Stop showing such a misleading alignment video, if you are not cold blooded.
if you have problem understanding the english, please go through it few more times. i have mentioned the pylon have and must to be straight, the weight line need to be in the centre of the pylon. dont waste time to put your explanation to confuse the amputee in the world.