Footwear device allowing a wearer of orthopedic apparatus to go

Surgery: splint – brace – or bandage – Bandage structure – Support covering

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36142, 36173, A61F 1306

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051620413

ABSTRACT:
A article of footwear for receiving and holding an orthopedic apparatus such as a heel lift or arch support which enables the user of such apparatus to wear it without wearing conventional shoes. The article of footwear has receiving means for receiving and holding an orthopedic apparatus and securing means for securing said article of footwear to about the ankle and heel of the wearer leaving the forefoot and toes unencumbered by the footwear. The article of footwear is preferably formed by sewing together elastic straps.

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