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Short Description
- Unique physioglide hinge provides full control of flexion / extension.
- Suited for ACL or PCL rupture, collateral ligament injury, or meniscus refixation.
The Medi M4s Knee Brace offers total protection/comfort for ACL or PCL injuries, collateral ligament tears, instability of the knee, and meniscus refixation surgery. The malleable frame includes new physioglide hinges, based on the principle of a 4-chain linkage system, protect against knee hyperextension, and reduce excessive anterior and posterior drawer movement associated with ligament injuries and excessive joint instability. The polycentric hinges feature adjustable flexion and extension limits that allow for partial or full of range of motion for safe activity.
Medi M4s Knee Brace Features:
- Individually adjustable varus and valgus angles with a low profile joint.
- Varus/valgus angles can be readjusted according to the healing process / current treatment.
- Low-profile, lightweight frame and hinge construction for performance.
- Malleable aluminum frame allows for brace to be adapted to individualized body shapes.
- Physioglide hinges mimic roll and glide motion of the knee.
- Numbered straps ensure a simple and easy fastening of the brace.
- NEW Supra condyle pad minimizes migration.
- Non-slip plus padding resist slipping without harming the skin.
- Extension stops: 0°, 10°, 20°, 30°, 45°.
- Flexion stops: 0°, 10°, 20°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 75°, 90°, 120°.
- Provides complete immobilization at: 0°, 10°, 20°, 30°, 45°
- Extension and flexion limiting wedges are easy to replace.
- Optional Knit under sleeve available (additional charge).
- Available in standard and compact version for individuals 5"7" and shorter.
- Six sizes available. See Size & Fit tab for sizing chart and measurement instructions.
Recommended Manufacturer HCPC: L1845.
How Does The Medi M.4s Comfort Brace Help:The medi M4S Knee Brace may be used to treat:
- ACL or PCL ruptures.
- Instability from collateral ligament and/or meniscus lesions.
- Severe or pre-existing instability of the knee joint.