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medi Classic: knee immobilisation brace
medi Classic is a knee brace for immobilisation of the knee joint. There are two variants of the brace: one for immobilisation in an extended (0°) position, the other for immobilisation in a flexed (20°) position. The open wrap design makes it easy to don and doff – without having to flex the knee. Thanks to the three-part design and hook and loop fastener, the brace can be individually and accurately adjusted to the leg circumference of the wearer.
The medi Classic brace is used for immobilisation of the knee joint in an extended or flexed position. This is, for example, necessary for these indications:
- following ligament injuries (posttraumatic / postoperative)
- following meniscus injuries (posttraumatic / postoperative)
- following tendon injuries (posttraumatic / postoperative)
- following patella dislocations
- following fractures around the the knee
By immobilising the joint, the brace can reduce pain. medi Classic also convinces with its handling and comfort: the product's stabilising rods can be removed and adapted for a perfect fit. An additional advantage of the knee brace: the comfortable and skin-friendly material is washable.
Features
Product benefits
- Immobilisation in extended (0°) position or in flexed position (20°)
- The immobilisation of the knee joint can lead to a reduction in pain
- Open wrap design for easy don and doff - without to flex the knee
- Individually adjustable to leg circumference by threepart design and hook-and-loop fastener
- Comfortable, skin friendly and washable material
- Removable and adjustable stabilisation bars
Intended purpose
Knee brace for immobilisation.
Details
Size
Size
40 – 60 cm splint length
Variants
Straight
Flexed 20°
Medical specifications
Indications
All indications requiring immobilization of the knee joint in extended / bended position such as:
- After ligament injuries (posttraumatic / postoperative)
- After meniscus injuries (posttraumatic / postoperative)
- After tendon injuries (posttraumatic / postoperative)
- After patella dislocations
- After fractures around the knee
Contraindications
Not known at present
Further information
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