Abstract: A cover for a prosthetic leg having an outer layer, an inner layer and a foam insert. The outer layer has at least two side edges and an inner surface. The inner layer is permanently attached to the outer layer at the two side edges so as to form a pocket between the inner surface of the outer layer and the inner layer. The foam insert is shaped as a partial human leg, and has an inner cavity and an outer surface. The foam insert is positioned inside the formed pocket such that its inner cavity is located adjacent to the inner layer, its outer surface faces the inner surface of the outer layer, and the entire foam insert is located below the top edge of the inner layer. Further, the cover includes a closing mechanism attached to the two side edges to selectively and securely attach the two side edges to each other.

Abstract: An ankle-foot orthosis having a tubular calf brace and a splint. The calf brace is configured to substantially enclose and compress a calf of a patient and includes a front wall, a rear wall and a chute formed at the rear wall. The splint includes a footplate and a stalk extending from the footplate, the stalk being insertable into the chute of the tubular calf brace to removably secure the splint to the tubular calf brace.

Abstract: An ankle-foot orthosis having a tubular calf brace and a splint. The calf brace is configured to substantially enclose and compress a calf of a patient and includes a front wall, a rear wall and a chute formed at the rear wall. The splint includes a footplate and a stalk extending from the footplate, the stalk being insertable into the chute of the tubular calf brace to removably secure the splint to the tubular calf brace.

Abstract: The present invention relates to manipulating audio and/or video recordings, particularly music recordings, by giving a user access to individual master tracks and/or channels that make up the recording, that he or she previously did not have access to. The master tracks and/or channels can be manipulated in a variety of ways, such as by adjusting the volume levels and adding special effects.

Abstract: The present invention relates to manipulating audio and/or video recordings, particularly music recordings, by giving a user access to individual master tracks and/or channels that make up the recording, that he or she previously did not have access to. The master tracks and/or channels can be manipulated in a variety of ways, such as by adjusting the volume levels and adding special effects.