Solid Protection Post-Op Medical Shoe
The Darco MedSurg Shoe is the most versatile post-op shoe on the market. Customizable insole is double-padded and the rocker sole assists gait. Its square toe design works to protect the toes, and its adjustable velcro closure can accommodate up to a 17″ circumference. Providing space for large bandages and dressings. The purpose of the Darco MedSurg Shoe is to provide better ambulation and pressure reduction. Ultimately to assist a quicker recovery from trauma and surgery.
- Foot and Toe Fractures
- Bunionectomy (Bunion Correction Surgery)
- Hammertoe Correction Surgery
- Foot Ulcers
- Toe Injuries
- Severe sprains of the foot
- Turf toe injuries
- Sesamoiditis, sesamoid injuries
- Tendon and ligament tears in the foot
Features Of The Darco MedSurg Shoe
A Post-Op shoe helps keeps dressing clean and toes dry, providing stable protection following post-operative procedures and forefoot trauma.
- Its square toe design acts as a bumper and provides additional protection when surgical K-wires are present.
- Aggressive tread helps provide superior traction.
- The Front ankle strap prevents the shoe from slipping off at the heel.
- The rocker sole design reduces plantar pressure on the forefoot and heel by over 25%.
- Rigid control under the metatarsal heads.
- Forefoot area can expand to cover up to 17 inches in circumference – substantial room for dressings if needed.
- Designed to fit either left or right foot.
Post-Op Shoe Guidelines
Basic guidelines in using the Darco MedSurg Shoe include:
- Avoid wearing in and around sand, dirt, water and mud.. Keep the Darco MedSurg Shoe clean at all times to avoid increased risk of infection.
- Not suitable for long distance walking. Not intended to be worn to protect an injury allowing the individual to be involved in sports, or activities such as hiking…
- Ideally Post-Op shoes should be prescribed and fitted correctly by a professional such as a physio or sports podiatrist.
- Suitable to be worn for up to 6-8 weeks whist recuperating from injury or surgery.
















