Fillauer LLC presents Anti-Adduction Orthosis. This orthosis is needed by patients with low grade cerebral palsy typically present with over active hip adductors due to the muscle imbalance caused by upper motor neuron lesion causing weakness in the hip abductors. This imbalance adversely affects gait by causing the lower limb to adduct as the patient attempts to advance the lower limb. The limb over adducts or "scissors" in front of the patient making advancement in the line of progression difficult. In standing the patient maintains coronal stability biomechanically by creating a tripod presentation of the feet in a wide base of support and the knees locked in genu valgum. The overactive adductors find sympathetic resistance with each other at the knees and are used to statically lock the patient. This equilibrium is disrupted as the patient attempts to advance the lower limb since the sympathetic relationship between the knees and the wide base of the support of the feet is lost.