
Flamingo Hinged Knee Cap OC2023 S
flamingo

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Est. delivery 5-7 Days
Ideal for ensuring stabilization after injuries, fractures, and surgeries.
Silicone bubble grip to prevent slippage.
A removable patellar strap further improves immobilization.
Knee immobilizer made of breathable material.
Sizes available are S, L, M, XL, and XXL.
UM knee immobilizer is designed with three layers to allow for quicker sweat dispersion, more elasticity, and better fit.
Consists of a patella pad, an inflating process, a condyle airbag, and a polycentric joint on one side.
Includes two straps to counteract the inflating bag and flexible stays.
Knee immobilizer is made up of three layers: terry cloth, polyurethane foam, and elastic microfiber fabric.
Polycentric joint on one side with a condyle airbag and inflation system
Prepare the knee brace and straps.
Position the immobilizer behind the leg, centered behind the knee.
Align the patellar cutout of the immobilizer over the patella.
Place the stabilizing bars if they are removable or adjustable on the immobilizer.
Use the fastening straps above and below the knee to secure the stabilizing bars
Any open wounds must be properly covered by the knee immobilizer.
Hand wash in warm, soapy water, then thoroughly rinse and air dry.
Primary Prevention: Suitable for individuals seeking mild knee stabilization after minor strains or injuries — helps support proper alignment, maintain joint comfort, and prevent further stress.
Secondary Prevention: Ideal when recovering from moderate knee injuries, fractures, or post-surgical discomfort — helps provide controlled immobilization, reduce pain, and support safe movement during rehabilitation.
Tertiary Prevention: Recommended for individuals requiring knee stabilization after major injuries, surgeries, or chronic conditions — helps maintain proper immobilization, protect the joint, and promote effective recovery and knee health.

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