ottobock 4R160=1 Delrin KISS Kit Shuttle Lock Lanyard Systems
Intended Use
INFORMATION
Last update: 2021-06-01
- Please read this document carefully before using the product and observe the safety notices.
- Instruct the user in the safe use of the product.
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The KISS System is to be used exclusively for the prosthetic fitting of transfemoral amputees
Field of Application
Field of application according to the Ottobock MOBIS Mobility System:
4R160=1
No weight limit.
4R160=2
Approved for a patient weight of up to 150 kg/330 lbs.
CAUTION
Using the product without following the instructions for use Deteriorating health condition and damage to the product because of failure to follow the safety information
- Observe the safety information in these instructions for use.
- Make the patient aware of all safety instructions marked with “Inform the patient”.
CAUTION
Risk of falling during trial walking with the test socket. The test socket may only be used under the supervision and responsibility of the prosthetist for the first trial walking at the workshop
Components
Delrin KISS Kit 4R160=1
- Straps
- Distal base
- Tab
- Muffler
4-Hole-Endoskeletal KISS Kit 4R160=2
- Straps
- Distal base
- Tab
- Muffler
Description
The KISS System is a shuttle pull-in system for transfemoral amputees. It has a very low build height. Thanks to its wide straps, the prosthesis can be donned while sitting. In combination with the guide roller, it provides the patient with high rotational stability.
Indication
For transfemoral amputees. The Delrin KISS Kit 4R160=1 is suitable for contracted residual limbs. It needs an additional socket adapter to connect to the modular system. Furthermore, it is used with carbon frames in conjunction with Thermolyn soft. The 4-Hole-Endoskeletal KISS Kit 4R160=2 is suitable for normal residual limb positions and for sockets laminated without an inner socket. It provides a direct connection to the modular system
Fabrication
CAUTION
Incorrect alignment or assembly Injuries due to fall resulting from damaged prosthesis components Observe the alignment and assembly instructions. The fabrication of a transfemoral prosthesis with the KISS system is described in the technical information 646T2=6.5GB. Following a short summary is written: Prepare the plaster positive and attach the distal base to the plaster positive (Fig. 3). Make sure that the strap exit slot points towards the desired orientation (commonly ventral). Clean away excess plaster and let set until dry. Afterwards go on with the choosen system:
- Delrin KISS Kit 4R160=1: Fill in all undercuts with putty, including the tab area to be able to easily remove the flexible inner socket from the carbon frame (Fig. 4). Isolate the thread in the tab with Plastaband 636K8=*. Pull a nylon sock 99B25 over the flexible inner socket. Afterwards, laminate as usual and apply the connection adapter.
- 4-Hole-Endoskeletal KISS Kit 4R160=2: Isolate the distal base and pullover a PVA bag according to technical information 646T2=6.5GB (Fig. 5). For connecting with the modular system use the KISS Lamination Kit 4R161 (Fig. 6). Integrate the lamination kit into the lamination (Fig. 7). A reinforcement recommendation is described in the technical information 646T2=6.5GB. Finally, place the rubber plate on the liner and fix it. Trim the straps as needed (Fig. 8).
When using a residual limb sock with the KISS System, it is necessary to cut a proximal hole into the sock, to allow the proximal strap to exit through the socket. The iron-ons 4X225 prevent fraying after the hole is cut. Place an iron-on accordingly on the sock and then cut the hole with a hole puncher
Cleaning
Please clean the hook and loop closure on a regular basis.
Liability
The manufacturer will only assume liability if the product is used in accordance with the descriptions and instructions provided in this document. The manufacturer will not assume liability for damage caused by disregarding the information in this document, particularly due to improper use or unauthorised modification of the product
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