Trulife Lenox Hill Swedish Knee Cage

Features of Trulife 8668 Swedish Knee Cage

• Made of a durable metal frame that is shaped to fit around the knee joint
• Secured in place using adjustable straps that wrap around the thigh and calf, providing a customizable fit
• Hinge mechanism that allows for limited flexion and extension of the knee joint, providing some flexibility and movement while still offering support
• Lightweight and comfortable to wear, making it an ideal choice for individuals who need to wear a knee brace for an extended period of time
• It has an open design that allows for ventilation and helps to prevent overheating and sweating
• Easy to clean and maintain, making it a convenient option for individuals who require regular use of a knee brace

When to use this Swedish Knee Cage?

• Knee sprains: A knee sprain occurs when the ligaments in the knee are stretched or torn. It can help to support the knee joint and prevent further injury while the ligaments heal.
• Knee instability: It can be caused by a variety of factors, such as ligament injuries, muscle weakness, or neurological conditions. It can help to stabilize the knee joint and improve overall function.
• High-impact activities: Individuals who engage in high-impact activities, such as running, jumping, or contact sports, may benefit from wearing a knee cage to prevent knee injuries.
• Post-surgery: After surgery, a knee cage may be used to support the knee joint and aid in the recovery process.

Frequently Bought Together

• Rolyan Leg Elevating Wedge
• Safetec Pain Relief Spray
• FLA Orthopedics ProLite 3D Knee Support

How to use Trulife Lenox Hill Swedish Knee Brace?

1. Unfasten one side of the proximal and distal straps at the snaps and slide off the uprights.
2. The patient should be seated with the knee in flexion.
3. Apply the brace from the posterior, centering the middle back pad to the knee.
4. Adjust the M/L of the brace to the knee for comfort.
5. Bring the proximal and distal straps across the front of the leg and reattach onto the uprights. The elastic portion of the straps should be against the leg.
6. Stand the patient and observe the degree of knee extension.
7. Adjust Lenox Hill Knee Cage if necessary.

Note: The attachment position of the back pad controls the amount of extension lock-out i.e. attachment more anteriorly provides less lock-out (more knee extension).

8668 Trulife Swedish Knee Cage Manual