Functional orthosis with adjustable range of motion X-Act ROM Knee

X-Act ROM Knee Functional Knee Range Adjustable Brace< /p>

Sturdy functional brace with adjustable range of motion of the knee joint. It has a universal size and is simply adjustable using a push-button mechanism. It is one of the lightest DJO postoperative knee orthoses.

X-Act ROM is easy to use, maximizes performance and reduces downtime.

Due to the movable elements, all four cuffs can be positioned comfortably without affecting the postoperative area. Straps and a dynamic frame ensure a perfect fit. Foam pads on each leg-to-orthosis segment reduce pressure and prevent kneecap movement.

The brace provides precise protection with durable aluminum hinges.

Ruggedaluminum hingesX-Act ROM Knee Brace provide precise protection and range of motion control in 10-degree increments.

     Adjusting range of motion:

• flexion settings from -10 to 90 degrees;

• flex settingsfrom -10 to 120 degrees;

• Easy Quick-lock at 0, 15 and 30 degrees – full blocking.

       FEATURES:

• strong aluminum hinges with adjustable flexion and extension;

• the ability to adjust and adapt the orthosis depending on the needs of the user;

• universal size with height adjustment from 48cm to 63.4cm;

• Tele-Fit mechanism allows independent positioning of proximal and distal straps;

• Velcro fixing straps allow you to adjust the degree of fit of the orthosis to the leg, as well as the degree of compression on the muscles;

• anti-migration hypoallergenic  foam pads  on each segment on the inside of the orthosis do not cause allergic reactions and skin irritation.

      EFFECT: 

• stabilization and fixation of the knee joint;

• immobilization and flex control – extension;

• long-term comfort;

• reducing rehabilitation time;

• reduce pain. 

      FUNCTION:

• knee instability;

• restoration of the functions of the knee joint after surgical interventions (reconstruction of the cruciate and lateral ligaments, meniscus, patella);

• conservative treatment for ligament and patella injuries;

• fixation of the knee joint with the possibility of limiting the range of motion during rehabilitation after injuries.

Country of origin: USA