Medline Compression Knee Immobilizers, Universal

Compression Knee Immobilizers, Universal

Compression knee immobilizers help promote stability while providing uniform compression around the knee. This universal option fits buyers who want adjustable support for knee immobilization workflows in clinical or professional care settings. Pile foam construction, a 20 inch length, and aluminum stays help reduce flexion while supporting a more secure fit.

Good Fit For

• Knee immobilization when uniform compression is preferred
• Facilities that need a universal-size knee support option
• Care settings that prefer latex-free strap materials

Key Features

• Universal size supports broad fit needs without custom cutaway sizing
• Five 4 inch latex-free elastic straps with alternating hook closures help create uniform compression
• One beveled and two straight aluminum posterior stays help reduce flexion
• Moveable beveled aluminum medial and lateral stays allow fit adjustment
• Pile foam material helps reduce splint migration during wear
• Surged edges add durability for repeated professional use

Applications and Usage

• Supporting the knee while limiting flexion
• Applying adjustable compression around the knee
• Stocking a universal knee immobilizer for general clinical use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 10.2 cm.
• This model is universal rather than custom cutaway.
• Stays are not removable.
• The immobilizer uses hook closures and moveable side stays for fit adjustment.

FAQ

• Is this knee immobilizer adjustable? Yes. The knee immobilizer uses five elastic straps with alternating hook closures, and the medial and lateral stays are moveable for fit adjustment.
• What size is this knee immobilizer? This version is a universal size.
• How does this immobilizer help limit knee movement? The knee immobilizer uses one beveled and two straight aluminum posterior stays to help reduce flexion.
• Are the straps latex-free? Yes. The elastic straps are latex-free.
• Are the stays removable? No. The stays are not removable.

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