Bandage (splint) on the knee joint kids (grey) r.1

Degree of fixation Strong

INDICATIONS FOR USE

• the need for immobilization of the knee joint before and after surgical interventions, as well as during transportation;
• severe instability of the knee joint;
• non-fixed deformities of the knee joint (valgus or varus deviations, recurvation);
• kneecap injuries;
• meniscal injury.

OPERATING PRINCIPLE

The splint immobilizes the knee joint, immobilizes the limb and, at the discretion of the doctor, can be used instead of a plaster cast. Protects the knee joint, ligaments and muscles of the leg after surgical interventions, prevents the occurrence of postoperative complications. In the case of using a splint for non-fixed deformities of the knee joint, it gradually corrects such pathologies.

1. Immobilizes (rigidly fixes) the knee joint.
2. Significantly reduces the recovery period after injuries and operations.

PECULIARITIES

Perfectly adapts to the parameters of the child's leg, has a detachable design

4 stiffeners

Modern wear-resistant materials

DESCRIPTION

The splint has a detachable design, and it is convenient to put on and take off even in case of severe injuries. Four metal stiffening ribs, which are modeled on a healthy leg, exclude any mobility of the limb in the knee area. High-quality Velcro fasteners hold the product securely in place. The inner surface of the splint is covered with a layer of hypoallergenic cotton fabric, which absorbs moisture well and does not cause irritation on children's skin.

WHEN TO USE

• If the child's knee is characterized by unnatural mobility.
• If you have had knee surgery.
• If the baby had a serious knee injury that requires immobilization.
• If there is deformation in the knee joints, and the legs take on an X-shaped or O-shaped shape.
• If there is a need to fix the leg in emergency situations (instead of a transport splint).

USED MATERIALS

• Triplex canvas
• Metal ribs
• Velcro fasteners

Note: before use, you must read the instructions for use and consult with a specialist regarding contraindications.