Used to ensure complete immobilization of the knee joint after traumas and surgeries.
Anatomically shaped for perfect fitting.
Made of soft and comfortable material.
Provides perfect immobilization.
Perfect for knee strain, sprain, and fracture.
Available in different sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL.
Designed to provide support and immobilization for various knee injuries or post surgery recovery.
Anatomically contoured posterior and lateral splints for perfect immobilization.
Offers proper grip and support to the knee and thigh.
Hook of loop straps with loop closures and offers extra patellar straps.
Protects the knee from further injury by restricting certain movements, especially in cases of ligament tears or strains.
Prepare the knee immobilizer and straps.
Sit or lie down in a comfortable position.
Straight your leg and place the knee immobilizer underneath your leg.
Wrap the immobilizer around your leg ensuring it fits snugly but not too tight.
Adjust the straps as needed for comfort and support.
Check distal sensation and capillary refill.
Any open wounds must be covered properly prior to the application of knee immobilizer.
Do not apply the immobilizer too low on the leg because that does not effectively immobilize the knee.
Hand wash with a mild, soapy water, rinse thoroughly and air-dry.
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