medi ROM kidz knee splint
- Extension and flexion
- High level of wearing comfort
- Good fit
Description
medi ROM Kidz is a knee brace for mobilisation, developed especially to meet children’s needs. It allows complete immobilisation of the knee as well as an early functional, step-by-step controlled mobilisation. Extension and flexion can be individually and easily adjusted on the universal splint. Furthermore, trimmable pads made of skin-friendly material provide a high level of wearing comfort. The individually adaptable straps guarantee a secure fit of the brace.
The medi ROM Kidz knee brace with hinge is used for indications requiring an early functional mobilisation of the knee joint with limitation of movement, such as:
- Following ligament injuries (post-traumatic or postoperative)
- Following meniscus injuries (post-traumatic or postoperative)
- Following tendon injuries (post-traumatic or postoperative)
Extension and flexion limits can be set individually using the adjustment mechanism on the hinge of the medi ROM Kidz. The immobilisation of the knee joint can lead to pain reduction.
The wide straps with practical quick fasteners facilitate donning of the knee brace and make it easier for children to use. Especially designed for young patients, medi ROM Kidz convinces users with its perfect shape and a good fit. The brace is rounded off optically by its modern design and colour in denim design.
Intended purpose:
The medi ROM Kidz is a universal knee splint for mobilisation.
Material Composition
Cotton, PU foam, Aluminium
Properties
All compression garments and compression pantyhose (round knit and flat knit), anti-embolism stockings and supports are regularly tested to OEKO-TEX Standard 100 for human ecological harmful substances and assessed. The awarding of the certificate OEKO-TEX Standard 100 guarantees tested quality that safeguards your health.
Washing Instructions
Indications
All indications which require early functional mobilisation and limitation of the range of motion of the knee joint, such as:
- Following ligament injury (posttraumatic/post-operative)
- Following meniscal injury (posttraumatic/post-operative)
- Following tendon injury (posttraumatic/post-operative)
