Short Description
- DISCONTINUED ITEM - please see the Donjoy Tru-Pull Lite for a comparable item.
- Effective treats dislocations, subluxations, and patellofemoral knee pain.
- Comes two buttress thickness for more or less stabilization.
- Promotes correct patella alignment.
- Comfortable to wear and easy to apply.
The Donjoy Tru-Pull Wraparound Knee Brace is designed to improve alignment and tracking difficulties as a result of a whole host of patellofemoral injuries. From subluxation to patellofemoral pain syndrome, this model addresses these injuries with a split strap design that works to apply evenly distributed pressure through the brace's lateral buttress on the outer aspect of the kneecap. Two different sized buttresses are available for use with the Donjoy Tru-Pull Wraparound: a 1/4" or a 3/8" thick buttress can be attached to the neoprene split strap for an aggressive or less aggressive pull on the patella to address your injury's symptoms. The neoprene wraparound design is easy to apply and can be worn daily at home or as part of a rehabilitation program. The product can be used to treat subluxations, patella dislocations, patellofemoral knee pain, and injuries resulting in patella mal-alignment.
Donjoy Tru-Pull Wraparound Features:
- Split pull strap design provides a constant pull on patella; the independent thigh and calf straps anchor the pull strap with the buttress to better capture the patella during walking as well as running.
- Two adjustable thickness buttresses (1/4 inch and 3/8 inch) are shipped with each brace - they are interchangeable depending on the severity of the condition.
- Universal - fits left and right sides.
- An easy style to apply and fits easily.
- Non-slip neoprene construction.
- Four sizes to fit every individual - see sizing chart tab.
Available Colors: Black
Recommended Manufacturer HCPC: L1800
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