Fosta F-1291 Knee Brace with Lateral Supports

Title: Fosta F-1291 Knee Brace with Lateral Stabilizers

Fosta F-1291 Knee Brace with Lateral Stabilizers

Enhanced Description

The Fosta F-1291 knee brace offers superior semi-rigid support and stabilization for the knee joint and patella. Featuring durable, flexible lateral stabilizers, this brace provides effective frontal plane stabilization, reducing axial load on the joint. The moderate compression and neoprene construction deliver a micromassage and warming effect, promoting healing and comfort.

Indications

• Moderate knee contractures
• Osteochondropathies
• Specific and dysplastic lesions of articular surfaces and condyles (including Köhler's disease)
• Intra-articular bodies
• Severe deformative osteoarthritis with articular surface involvement
• Varus and valgus deformities
• Rehabilitation and complication prevention following lateral and cruciate ligament ruptures
• Intra-articular fractures, intercondylar eminence fractures, and femoral and tibial condyle fractures (during callus formation and post-surgery)
• Chronic injuries of lateral and cruciate ligaments, instability
• Post-operative conditions following knee ligament surgery

Key Features & Benefits

• Superior Stabilization: Provides greater stabilization than the F-1281 model.
• Semi-Rigid Support: Offers effective support without restricting mobility.
• Neoprene Construction: Provides a warming effect and micromassage for enhanced healing and comfort. The porous inner lining further enhances this micromassage effect.
• Durable and Easy to Clean: Built for long-lasting use and easy sanitation.
• Comfortable and Breathable: Designed for all-day wear.
• Lateral Stabilizers: Provides enhanced support and stability to the sides of the knee.

Keywords

Fosta F-1291, knee brace, knee support, knee stabilizer, lateral stabilizers, semi-rigid knee brace, osteoarthritis, knee pain, ligament injury, post-surgery rehabilitation, neoprene brace, knee injury, varus deformity, valgus deformity, knee instability, Köhler's disease, osteochondropathies.