| SIZE | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
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| Hip circumference, cm (A) | 36-39 cm | 39-42 cm | 41-45 cm | 44-48 cm | 48-51 cm | 51-54 cm | 54-57 cm |
| Leg girth, cm (B) | 26-29 cm | 29-32 cm | 32-35 cm | 35-38 cm | 38-41 cm | 41-44 cm | 44-47 cm |
Features:
The orthosis is made of innovative material with 3D knitting technology:
1. Provides functional distribution of compression (stimulation of proprioception).
2. It has thermoregulating properties, does not retain moisture on the body, easily removes it from the surface of the skin and evaporates from the outside.
3. Does it retain its shape and properties for a long time under intense loads, as well as after repeated washing.
- Flat seams and innovative technology of seamless fastening of all elements excludes the occurrence of irritation and damage to the skin
- Rigid lateral ribs with a polycentric hinge are designed for lateral-medial stabilization of the knee joint, which protects it from overloads.
- The ribs are prevented by recurvation (perextension) of the knee joint to prevent its deformation and repeated traumatism of the tissues surrounding the joint. Almost invisible under clothes.
- The movement of polycentric hinges is as close as possible to the physiology of knee joint movements, which allows you to use the orthosis for a long time at various stages of rehabilitation, restoring the correct motor stereotype (correct movement of the knee joint in all planes).
- Additional straps for fixation with ultra-strong micro velcro fasteners provide a tighter fit and a proprioceptive effect.
- A parapatellar ring made of silicone reliably fixes the patella, provides micromassage during movements, reducing swelling and pain.
- The bilateral design of the orthosis allows you to use it both on the right leg and on the left.
Indication:
- Damage to the lateral ligaments and meniscus of the knee joint.
- Pre- and postoperative period for injuries of the knee joint.
- Degenerative-dystrophic processes and inflammatory processes of the knee joint.
- In order to prevent and prevent relapses of injuries of the knee joint.
- Tendomyopathy. The first phase of ligamentosis.
- Arthrosis of the first degree. Gonarthrosis of the 1st-2nd degree. Instability in the knee joint.
- Post-operative or post-traumatic arthritis.
- Correction of knee joint deformity. Varus and valgus correction of the knee.
- Rehabilitation period after a plaster cast.
Action:
Activates proprioception: stabilizer muscles (deep) begin to work, and spasmodic (surface) muscles are relieved. Semi-rigid fixation.
