Reliably fixes and unloads the joint
Detachable design allows the brace to be put on without causing pain
Prevents the development of postoperative complications
| Size | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | |
| Knee circumference, cm | 33-36 | 36-39 | 39-42 | 42-46 | 46-50 | 50-54 | |
The degree of fixation is strong
INDICATIONS FOR USE
- meniscus injury;
- staged restorative treatment with a gradual increase in the range of motion in the knee joint after injuries, injuries and reconstructive surgeries;
- injuries and ruptures of the lateral and cruciate ligaments of the knee joint;
- chronic, including rheumatic, arthrosis and arthritis;
- chronic instability of the joint;
- rehabilitation period after sports injuries.
OPERATING PRINCIPLE
Eliminates pathological mobility in the knee joint. Limits normal mobility to parameters set by the doctor. It is important that these boundaries can gradually expand as the patient recovers. Relieves stress from the knee joint and allows the user to feel free to use the limb.
- Provides rigid fixation and lateral stabilization of the knee joint, protects against excessive extension and flexion.
- Reduces pain syndrome.
- Allows for early mobilization after injuries and operations.
PECULIARITIES
Split design
Adjustable hinges
Anatomic fit
DESCRIPTION
A detachable orthosis is easy to put on and take off even after severe injuries, when mobility in the joint is limited or there is significant swelling. This design is the most convenient if any medical manipulations and procedures are required during the recovery process. High-quality Velcro fasteners allow you to adjust the product to the parameters of the patient's leg and securely hold the orthosis in place. Fixing straps additionally stabilize the limb. Hinges, the parameters of which are set by the doctor, regulate the angle of flexion and extension in the joint.
USED MATERIALS
- Triplex canvas
- Polycentric hinges with adjustable flexion angle
- Elastic fixing tape
- Velcro fasteners
WHEN TO USE
- After serious injury to the knee joint.
- After knee surgery.
- If you have a violation of the normal biomechanics of the knee (frequent dislocations, instability, unnatural mobility, wedging).
- If you have been diagnosed with a chronic condition for which limited mobility and knee support are recommended.
