Portable stirrup with leg support

A portable boot securable to a conventional medical exam table stirrup footrest comprising:

• a shell structure defined by a back wall, opposing left and right side walls, and a lower wall forming an interior area constructed and arranged to receive a human foot, a receptacle integrated within the shell structure and located in a heel section of the shell structure, said receptacle positioned in said lower wall forming an opening along the heel section of said shell, said receptacle including a top surface extending along a length of said lower wall terminating in a front surface, a left side surface and a right side surface depending from said lower wall to a bottom wall, said receptacle constructed and arranged to receive a conventional stirrup footrest and allow adjustment for adduction and abduction of a patient's leg placed within said shell structure without movement of the stirrup footrest, wherein said receptacle allows said shell structure to engage with and secure to a conventional footrest stirrup by insertion of the stirrup through the receptacle opening, said receptacle sized to receive the stirrup no further than said front surface and allow fore and aft rotation by angular rotation of said shell structure about said footrest stirrup without movement of the stirrup footrest.