
Flamingo Hinged Knee Cap OC2023 S
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Est. delivery 5-7 Days
The Donjoy OA Adjuster Knee Brace helps manage osteoarthritis.
Knee brace for osteoarthritis is lightweight and durable as it is made with aluminium material.
Features a 4-points-of-leverage system for ligament stability.
OA brace with open patella helps provide support to the knees.
It is available in various sizes such as extra-small, small, medium, large, extra-large, double extra-large, and triple extra-large.
Donjoy OA Brace is ideal for ligament instabilities and post-operative rehabilitation.
Osteoarthritis brace for knee helps provide effective relief from sprains and articular strains.
Floating hinges allow a contoured and personalised fit for all activity levels.
Includes the posterior calf cuff to enhance overall brace suspension for various levels of activity and is designed to fit a variety of body shapes and sizes.
The Bi-Axial hinge allows for a double upright design to contour the leg and fit comfortably without migration.
Sit on the edge of a firm, stable chair.
Knee should be slightly bent (45°) and foot should be flat on the floor.
With the strap undone, step into the brace.
Position the hinges 1 inch above your kneecap.
Move the hinges slightly behind the middle of your knee.
Tighten the Anti-Migration calf band around your leg so it fits snugly.
Make sure the band is in full contact with your leg and does not go outside the brace.
Do not secure the outer strap.
Secure the bottom calf strap and top thigh strap.
Again, push the hinges slightly back behind the midline of the knee.
Secure the lower thigh strap and the upper front calf strap.
Secure the back calf strap. After the initial fit, you do not have to undo this strap; it will keep the anti-migration band in place.
The brace should fit snugly to the leg. OA patients should feel a slight push on one side of the knee.
Keep it out of reach of children.
Read the label carefully before use.
Size: The knee brace must stay in place during use.
Type: Open or closed patella. Some may prefer an open patella sleeve to relieve knee pressure and allow for more flexibility.
Material: Look for the knee brace with a lightweight and breathable material.
Support level: Knee braces offer differing support levels. For example, those offering the most support may limit movement more than those allowing more flexibility.
Consulting the doctor: It is always a good idea to ask a healthcare provider for advice on the correct size and type of knee brace.

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