Causes of knee pain
Knee problems often arise in connection with overuse or injury. It is not uncommon for the menisci, collateral ligaments, or anterior cruciate ligamen...
After injury or surgery of the knee joint for control of flexion/extension.
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Postoperative knee orthosis is used as a stabilizing or immobilizing orthosis after injury or surgery of the knee joint for control of flexion/extension and medial/lateral stability. Developed to enable quick and easy testing after injury/surgery.
The inside of the orthosis is provided with soft padding, which with good friction grips the leg and makes the orthosis sit in place. Cut straps with snap fasteners make testing and putting on easy for the patient. The rails can be narrowed to be individually adapted to each patient. With the telescopic mechanism, the length of the orthosis can be adjusted, from 48 cm to 63,5 cm.
Extension and Flexion can be adjusted and locked from 0° to 45° in intervals of 10°/15°. Controlled range of motion between 0° to 120° is easily set with a pushbutton in intervals of 10°/15°. The setting can be secured with the supplied cable ties.
With the telescopic mechanism, the length of the orthosis can be adjusted, from 48 cm to 63,5 cm.
Postoperative stabilization. Post-traumatic stabilization. To control the range of motion after surgery of ACL, PCL, MCL and LCC, meniscus, patella, osteo-arthritis, stable femoral condyle fracture, total knee replacement and tibial condyle fracture.
NOTE! Should only be used after recommendation and fitting by medical educated person.
Aluminum, Foam, Velcro. Latex free. Textile padding - Machine wash 30° C. For best durability hand wash is recommended, dry flat. The stays and joints - Wash with a cloth and warm water/mild disinfectant.
Universal size.
Padding 70645-00-55
Straps 70645-00-65
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