Brace for OA Knee
Indications:
For uni-compartment OA patient
Mild to moderate OA knee user
Description
OTS-KN101
Brace For OA Knee
Indications:
For uni-compartment OA patient
Mild to moderate OA knee user
Functions:
Help to support the knee joint and share the loading of affected joint
Features:
Light weight and superior fit
ROM hinges with plug-in flex/ext stops
Extension limitation at: 0°, 10°, 20°,30°,40°
Flexion limitation at: 0°, 10°, 20°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 75°,90°
Immobilization limitation at: 0°, 10°, 20°,30
One size fits most users and allows ergonomically fitting
Ideal for unilateral compartment OA knee users
Valgus and varus adjustment to fit individual's alignment
Size: Universal(Left/Right)
Instructions For Use
1. Release each of the straps and attach to its loosening setting if it is the first time to apply the brace. Detach all buckles.
2. Apply the knee brace with the patient seated and knee joint flexion at 80° -90° . Press the shell against the leg and secure number 1 buckle around the calf. Adjust the strap length to desired fit by using the hook and loop closure. Next, fasten strap number 2 around the lower calf muscles. Fasten the thigh straps in proper order and in the same way as strap number 1
3. Stand, and check the tightness of the straps. Walk with the brace on to see if the strap causes any discomfort or not, or causes the pain worsening. If it does, re-adjust the strap while seated, then stand and walk again to test the pain relief. Adjust the hinge with hex wrench for minor adjustments.
How To Set The Hinge
1. Use a screwdriver to remove screws and detach the cover of hinge.
2. Take off the existing stop and insert new plug-in stops, which are desired flexion/extension degree.
3. Put the cover of hinge and screws back. Be sure that screws are seated and snug. Both medial (inside) hinge and lateral (outside) hinge stops must be identical in degrees.
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