The Hind Rail Shoe
This shoe greatly reduces deep digital flexor tension, therefore reducing the internal load on the heel. The enhanced breakover and rail shift the load
to the more stable toe area and offer less strenu- ous medial-lateral breakover.
HRAIL3 HRAIL4 HRAIL5 HRAIL6
4 3/4W x 4 7/8L 5W x 5 3/8L
The Tenotomy Railbar Shoe
The deep digital flexor (DDF) tenotomy is a viable option for treating multiple stages of mid- to high-scale laminitis. When the decision is made to cut the DDF, it is impera- tive that the palmar surface of PIII is properly realigned (derotated) immediately prior to surgery. This realignment/derotation compli- ments the surgery and significantly increases the likelihood of a positive outcome. For years, Dr. Redden used a rail shoe to facilitate derotation of the palmar sur-
face of PIII. He used Advance Cushion Support to achieve the proper positioning and then glued the rail shoe in place with Equilox. This Tenotomy Railbar shoe has the same design as the original rail shoe, but it offers a heel extensor on the back of the shoe to prevent unwarranted and unexpected hyper-extension (toe lift) following DDF surgery. The Tenotomy Railbar shoe is a valuable time-saver for farriers/vets who would
otherwise have to fabricate the shoe. It is also an efficient means of enhancing the therapeutic effects of derotation shoeing immediately prior to DDF surgery.
TRAIL2 TRAIL3 TRAIL4 TRAIL5
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4 9/16W x 5 7/8L 4 13/16W x 6L
5 1/16W x 6 5/8L 5 3/8W x 6 7/8L
$58.80/each $61.10/each $68.20/each $72.30/each
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$29.88/each $32.67/each
5 3/16W x 5 15/16L $36.18/each 5 5/16W x 6 1/4L
$48.24/each
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