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Richie Casting

The Richie Brace requires a negative impression cast utilizing either plaster splints or the STS Casting Sock. Neutral suspension technique is recommended while plantarflexing the First Ray. *Photo shown is mid-length height needed for the Richie Solid AFO Braces.

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Plaster Casting 1
Foot held 90° dorsiflexed. 
Mark foot according to printed instructions.

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Plaster Casting 2
Apply plaster strip #1. 
Form a slipper cast with 
splint #2.

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Plaster Casting 3
Complete with splint #3 
and lay over the tip of the toes.

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Plaster Casting 4
Lock midtarsal joint and plantarflex the first metatarsal. Remove cast following proper guidelines.

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STS Casting Set-Up

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STS Casting 1
Lay cutting strip down. Lay down cutting channel. Place plastic bag over foot and leg. Apply STS sock following instructions carefully.

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STS Casting 2
Mold sock. Lock midtarsal joint and plantarflex the first metatarsal.


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Phone.  1/516-597-4115
Fax.  1/516-597-4117

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Address: 286 Newtown Road
​Plainview, New York 11803


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’"I've trusted Fiber Orthotics with all of my patients orthotics for over 30 years. They have knowledgeable and friendly customer service, reasonable prices, and a high-quality product line."
                                          -Dr. Roy Zagon
"I have always been pleased with my patients outcome when fitted with Fiber Orthotics. After switching to the scanner, I found the process efficient, easy to use, and I still get the same great results. 
                               -Dr. Mathew Kassnove