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The Bledsoe Adjustable Knee Brace is a postoperative knee brace designed to meet the most stringent demands of post-op care. The brace is easily adjustable for both short and tall patients and uses cell foam padding that can be easily cut to adapt to shorter thigh and leg girths. Velcro straps are used to secure the brace to the leg.

Bledsoe Adjustable Knee Brace Features and Benefits:

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• Fits patients 5'0" to 6'5 tall.
• Fast, easy fitting in five minutes or less.
• Universal design, fits right or left leg.
• Adjusts for atrophy and edema.
• Adapts as the patient progresses.
• Open design reduces skin breakdown over long-term use.
• Open cell foam padding provides greater comfort, especially in hot, humid conditions.
• Easy hinge adjustment.
• Four-point attachment and long-hinge arm desin of the Bledsoe Adjustable Knee Brace provide appropriate surface area and support required for recovering patients.

Indications: This device is indicated for immediate application to knees for locked or limited motion control of the knee during rehabilitation after operative procedures or injury to knee ligaments (ACL, MCL, LCL, PCL), cartilage, or stable or internally fixed fractures of tibial plateau, condyles, or proximal tibia and distal femur.

Hinge Types:

• Lever Lock: Range-of-motion hinge with levers that allow you to simply unlock to allow motion for rehabilitation. This hinge does not allow you to set it in 15? increments.
• Simple Hinge: Bledsoe Simple Hinge provides fast and easy adjustment with flexion limits of 0 to 135? and extension limits of 0 to 90? in 15? increments. (additional $20)
• Simple Hinge with Quik-Lok: (most ordered) Enables rigid extension with a flip of two cam action levers. Allows you to lock the hinge in full extension at night to prevent a flexion contracture. (additional $25)
• Multi-Centric Hinge: Can be set to infinite ranges of limited motion and tracks very close to the normal movement of the knee. (additional $34)

  Recommended Manufacturer HCPC: L1832.