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Lower limb support OKD-23

Lower limb support OKD-23
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LigaCare

Active ligaments knee brace

Description

KNEE LIGAMENTS INJURY

What is a ligament?

Ligaments are a short band of tough, flexible tissue, made up of lots of individual fibres, which connect the bones of the body together.

There are 4 ligaments in the knee:

  1. ACLanterior cruciate ligament – is the most commonly injured knee ligament. It connects the thigh bone to the shin bone.

  2. PCLposterior cruciate ligament – it’s rarely injured except in car accidents, where PCL injury is very common. It also connects the thigh bone to the shin.

  3. LCLlateral collateral ligament – helps keep the outer side of the knee joint stable and connects the thigh bone to the fibula.

  4. MCLmedial collateral ligament – helps keep the medial side of the knee joint stable and links the thigh bone to the shin bone.

How you can damage your ligaments?

Ligament injuries in athletes are common and can occur at any joint. The knee and ankle are particularly vulnerable. The reason is fact that joints move in all directions under high stress with weight-bearing.

The ligament is damaged or torn when joint moves more than natural range of motion allows. Common causes of a ligament injury include twisting or landing awkwardly.

There are 3 degrees of ligament injuries:

1 degree – mild ligament tear, with painful area and full stability maintained.

2 degree – moderate ligament injury with pain, limited function and slightly instability.

3 degree – severe ligament tear with high knee instability.

What are the Symptoms of a Torn Ligament?

  • Sudden pain
  • A loud pop or snap during the injury
  • Severe swelling up to 24 h after injury
  • Joint instability and looseness
  • Inability to put weight on the joint without pain

In mostly cases, torn ligaments may heal on its own, but they need immobilization and stabilization providing by high quality knee brace.

In case of surgery (reconstructive knee surgery) the knee brace is also necessary after procedure.

If you want protect your knee against the injury, you should also apply professional knee brace. To meet this requirements, we recommend high quality knee brace LigaCare.

Product’s description

LigaCare is an active, asymmetric, dual side splints brace with dynamically stabilizing straps supported knee ligaments.

Knee brace LigaCare is made of ActivPren™.

For better stabilization, our knee brace is equipped with frontal and rear circumferential straps.

Asymmetric offloading pads allow to distribute of pressure what improves comfort of using and brace stabilization.

LigaCare knee brace may be equipped with different splints according to needs.

We offer 4 types of splints:


Splints 2
double-axis polycentric splints without range of motion adjustment that reflect the anatomic movement of the knee joint.


Splints 3
triple-axis polycentric splints without range of motion which reflect the anatomic movement of the knee joint.


Splints 1R orthodesign
innovative splints with easy and fast range of motion adjustment with magnet and steel pins.


Splints 2RA Precision
a double axis anatomic splints with range of motion adjusment which reflect the knee movement and during performance do not change their position towards the joint axis.


Design of knee brace LigaCare is unique and allows for perfect unloading and stabilization of ligaments: ACL, PCL, MCL i LCL.

Active straps support ligaments in 4 ways:

The pictures show the setting up on the right leg

 

It is possible to use a thinner pad under the drop lock.

 
 
 

Patient or physiotherapist may decide on their own which ligament should be protected.

Furthermore, the upper part of brace is wraparound what make the putting the brace on very easy. Also, our knee brace with Patella Donut supports patellofemoral joint and reduces pain.

Purpose of use

  • injuries of knee ligaments: ACL, MCL, LCL, PCL,
  • osteoarthritis (OA),
  • knee twist and sprain,
  • knee dislocation,
  • side instability of the knee joint,
  • knee ligaments reconstruction,
  • other surgeries (orthopedic),
  • excellent support in sport.

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Code OKD-23
Trade Name LOWER-EXTREMITY SUPPORT
Model LOWER-EXTREMITY SUPPORT OKD-23

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CEMDClass I medical device in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2017/745 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 5 April 2017. on medical devices.

MANUFACTURER / ADVERTISING ENTITY: REH4MAT Sp. z o.o.