Range of motion control knee braces

Range of motion control knee braces

Range of motion control knee braces are able to control extension and flexion of the knee by the use of range of motion limiters and locks.

What are the indications for use of a range of motion control knee braces?

There are many indications for using range of motion control knee braces. These include:

  • Any injury or surgery which requires a limitation on the amount of bending of the knee

If you are unsure if you would be suitable for a range of motion control knee braces please contact us to discuss.

What conditions are range of motion control knee braces often used for?

Range of motion control knee braces are often used for the following conditions:

  • Anterior Cruciate Ligament Surgery
  • Posterior Cruciate Ligament Surgery
  • Medial Cruciate Ligament Surgery
  • Lateral Cruciate Ligament Surgery
  • Meniscal Repair
  • Patella Realignment
  • Knee replacements
  • Quadricep Rupture

This list of conditions is not exhaustive. If you are unsure if you would be suitable for a range of motion knee brace please contact us to discuss.

What are the benefits of range of motion control knee braces?

There are many benefits that come from using a range of motion control knee braces. These include:

  • Reduce pain
  • Restricted range of motion whilst rehabilitation takes place
  • Adjustable range of motion to be increased when appropriate
  • Medial/lateral (side to side) support for the knee joint

There are many benefits using a range of motion control knee braces to find out more please contact us to discuss.

What types of range of motion control knee braces are available?

Types of range of motion control knee braces that may be used include:

  • Donjoy TROM Advance Cool Post Operative Knee Brace
  • EZ Rom

What is the process to be receive a range of motion control knee braces?

The process to receive an range of motion control knee brace would be:

  • Assessment
  • Measuring
  • Fitting
  • Review

Due to the variety of knee braces available your orthotist will first have to assess you to establish your specific requirements. This will look at your diagnosis, your rehabilitation goals as well as taking measurements. Using the information gathered your orthotist will be able to recommend the most suitable brace for you. Once selected your orthotist will provide you with information regarding wear and adjustment of the brace.

How do I arrange an assessment for a range of motion control knee brace?

To get in touch or arrange an appointment, you can call us at 0330 088 3949 or email office@orthotics.co.uk.

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