Three insights:
1. The device is intended for adult and adolescent patients suffering from talocalcaneal instability, perivalvar subluxation and other injuries causing instability in the subtalar joint.
2. The SpiralUp device acts as a strong connective tissue layer that aims to improve function of the foot as well as other musculoskeletal conditions.
3. The system was designed to stabilize the subtalar and midtarsal joints while also alleviating discomfort of the arch, leg, knee and lower back.
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