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Active knee joint support designed to improve patellar control

INDICATIONS

• Femuropatellar pain (chondropathy, chondromalacia)
• Lateralization of the patella (prone to luxation)
• Postoperatively, such as after lateral release surgery
• Patellar tendinopathy
• Tendency to instability
• Pain in the front of the knee
• Patella viola
• Runner's/jumper's knee

MODE OF EFFECT

• External compression accelerates the resorption of edema and accumulated fluid. Proprioception and joint stability are improved.
• Along with medically effective compression, the soft knit in the thigh area ensures pleasant wearing comfort.
• The pad, along with the adjustable corrective band, centers the kneecap. This prevents the kneecap from sliding laterally.
• After surgery, the adjustable corrective ligament ensures a successful surgical outcome.
• Friction points relieve pressure and pain in the retropatellar area.
• The variable compression of the support, including the padding part, on the medial latissimus dorsi muscle relieves pain and boosts metabolism. Proprioception and joint stability are improved.
• The medial patellar covering holds the patella in place in case of lateral patellar slippage. The kneecap is supported during physiological movements.
• The toning pad slightly relieves the pressure of the tibial and tibial tracts on the medial ligament of the patella due to the sensorimotor response. This minimizes lateral pressure on the patella. The kneecap is relieved and the pain is reduced

CHARACTERISTICS

• Train knit concept: ultra-elastic, breathable and moisture-wicking knit for excellent wearing comfort, especially in the thigh area.
• A specially designed, skin-friendly knit fabric covers the sensitive thigh area.
• The file located on the side prevents the formation of prints in the thigh area.
• Thanks to the anatomically shaped padding, the total weight of the support is low.
• It ensures positional stability and increases wearing comfort.
• The corrective straps go over the lateral edge of the patella and are individually adjustable.
• There are two friction points in the distal part of the pad.
• The proximal part of the pad extends to the transition of the vastus medialis femoris muscle-tendon.
• A crescent-shaped medial patellar overlay is embedded in the cushion recess created for the patella.
• > Lateral to the upper support edge is a toning pad (new worldwide).

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