Prefabricated Cast System for Offloading and Healing
TCC-EZ Total Contact Cast System is a prefabricated offloading system designed to help clinicians treat diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) more efficiently. Built with healing chamber technology, the system minimizes pressure forces and promotes tissue recovery by redistributing weight away from the ulcer. Its lightweight walker boot and prefabricated components simplify application, allowing most clinicians to apply it in under 20 minutes.
This cast system supports protected ambulation without compromising healing. The TCC-EZ Total Contact Cast System’s low-profile design maintains proper foot alignment while enabling adjustable support. Designed to reduce shear stress, it provides a controlled environment that aligns with standard DFU healing protocols. Sizes accommodate a range of men’s and women’s shoe sizes, with strut stabilization to direct ground force away from wound sites.
Features and Benefits
- Prefabricated components reduce training time
- Boot supports ambulation during healing
- Healing chamber minimizes ground force pressure
- Protects plantar, midfoot, and heel ulcers
- Boot and cast combination ensures total contact fit
- Struts stabilize and redirect pressure forces
- Lightweight for walking and daily movement
- Time-saving design standardizes application
- Compatible with dressing layers
- Three available sizes for proper fit
Product Specifications
- Manufacturer: Integra LifeSciences
- Product Numbers: TCC21100 (Regular), TCC21114 (Large), TCC21124 (X-Large)
- Application: Offloading Walker Boot with Cast
- Indications: Diabetic foot ulcers, Charcot neuroarthropathy, post-operative wound protection
- Sterility: Non-sterile
- Latex Content: Not made with natural rubber latex
- Sizing:
- Regular: Men’s 6–10, Women’s 5–11.5
- Large: Men’s 10.5–13 Wide, Women’s 13.5–18+ Wide
- X-Large: Men’s 13.5–18 X-Wide, Women’s 11.5+ X-Wide
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How often should the cast be replaced?
The cast should be evaluated at least three days after application. Replacement depends on the clinical evaluation of wound condition.
