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TLIF/POSTERIOR LUMBAR FUSION POST-OPERATIVE …
- Brace, if needed, is patient specific - Typically needed for those with poor bone quality, smokers, sustained spinal fractures - Multi-level fusion may require longer wear . Focus: - Mobilization, …
BREG Inc. BRACE FITTING INSTRUCTIONS - embreis.com
Instructions for the Women’s and Men’s Fusion Brace Apply BrAce to leg A. Unfasten all 6 straps and fold the hook/loop tabs back against the straps. Sit with the knee bent at a 30° angle. With …
Bracing - Henry Schein
Fusion Women’s OA Plus Knee Brace The Fusion Women’s OA Plus knee brace provides medial compartment off-loading for patients with unicompartmental osteoarthritis. It features Breg’s …
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#2 DonJoy® ACL Knee Braces - Enovis
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: A) While sitting on the edge of a chair, step through the brace. Flexing the knee to 45°, position the brace as shown in figure 1, centering the hinge about 1” …
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The Victoria Hand Project engineering team redesigned the socket in Fusion 360. Fusion 360 provided more freedom over the design, and allowed for a more natural-looking shape of socket. …
Fusion® Lateral OA Plus Knee Brace - livingwellstores.com
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Knee Brace Use and Care Instructions - Wright & Filippis
Knee Brace Use and Care Instructions . These orthoses are designed to limit the movement of and provide support to the knee. Instructions: 1. In a sitting position, align hinges of the brace along …
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1. Unfasten strap ends near black buckles and open brace flat by pulling both uprights apart. 2. Place leg on top of flat brace. Shorter upright is applied to the thigh. Adjust brace until each …
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swelling or increased pain while using this brace. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE BRACE SIZING & SELECTION Take circumferential measurement around the waist (umbilicus): Brace Size Waist …
Soft Hinged Knee Front Closure Instructions for Use - breg.com
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Medical Professional Instruction Guide - Thuasne USA
This Premier Reliever was fabricated according to your instructions and the order form you completed. A base level of correction was built into the brace during fabrication. To ensure the …
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need for a brace. At times, posterior spinal fusion surgery is necessary and is performed during the same hospitalization. Below are guidelines that your doctor requests that you ... instructions on …
CERVICAL ANTERIOR FUSION POST-OPERATIVE …
- Hooklying pelvic neutral (hip at 90°): marches → SL heel slide → leg lift c knee ext., dead bugs - Sitting or standing pelvic neutral: alt. UE → marching → marching c alt. UE - Bridges with postural …
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Original Bledsoe Brace - spsco.com
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T Scope Premier - Breg, Inc.
3 Spread hinge bars apart, lay brace out flat, position device with knee centered between hinges. Orient the brace so the hinges are facing in the direction indicated and the small calf pads are …
Knee - Joint Operations
Fusion Women’s OA The Fusion OA Plus knee brace provides patients with medial compartment off-loading for unicompartmental osteoarthritis. It features Breg’s exclusive adjustable hinge …
Medical Professional Instruction Guide - Thuasne USA
Photos for how to fit Rebel Series braces are included on the patient instruction form that was shipped with this brace. Please review these instructions with the patient as part of the initial …
Knee Immobilizer (Splint) Instructions for Wearing and Care
1. Make sure leg is supported with knee fully straight. Lie in bed or sit on the floor. 2. Slide splint under leg and centre the splint under the leg. If there is a foam pad, it should be directly behind …
BeactivePlus Wrap Instructions
Caution: If while wearing the brace discomfort or pain results, persists or increases, discontinue use and consult a physician. Left Front Calf Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Left Back Calf Material Contents: 80% …
Donjoy Trom Advance Knee Brace Instructions
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PATIENT INSTRUCTIONS: Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion …
PATIENT INSTRUCTIONS: Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion (ALIF) Surgical Technique Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion (ALIF) is a surgical procedure that approaches the lumbar spine (bones …
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• When applying the brace, position it by aligning the centre of the hinges 2.5cm (1”) above the top of the knee cap • Never over-tighten the top straps on thigh (straps 2 & 3) as this will push the …
Wrap Around Hinged Neoprene Knee Support
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Instruction Knee Booklet Therapy Kit - Breg, Inc.
Resistive Knee Extension: Sit in a chair with the Pillow, Rope and Pulley positioned as shown. Starting with your knee bent to approximately 90 degrees, straighten your leg while provid-ing …
KNEE ORTHOSES 209 - SPSCO
lateral brace; for OA on lateral side, order medial brace) Indications: Osteoarthritis of the knee; Varus/valgus correction Size Thigh Circum. (7” above knee) Calf Circum. (7” below knee) Medial …
Bledsoe Extender Brace - DME-Direct
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Breg Hinged Knee Brace Instructions (Download Only)
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POSTOP FOLLOW-UP & REHABILITATION FOLLOWING …
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Post-operative instructions will vary based on the specific stabilization technique(s) addressed. If a tibial tubercle osteotomy (TTO) is performed with the procedure, bracing is required and weight …
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Instructions for Use - SPSCO
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Breg Hinged Knee Brace Instructions (Download Only)
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Getting Back To Life - University of Rochester Medical Center
Apply the brace while sitting Freedom 631™ LSO Spinal Orthosis up on the side of the bed.** Grab a hold of each strap (right Open up the brace and apply after centering the back panel and …
Instructions for Use - The Knee Clinic
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Wearing a Knee Support - St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton
Wearing a Knee Support - Also called a Knee Immobilizer - Why do I need to wear a knee support? A knee support is used after a knee injury or knee surgery. It prevents your knee from bending so it …
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Lumbar Fusion/ Laminectomy - Aurora Health Care
Lumbar Fusion/ Laminectomy . X46851 (9/2016) ©AHC . ... allow the back of the knee to press into surface or towel. ... Action: While maintaining abdominal brace, slowly bend knee by sliding heel …
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Extender Plus Brace - SPSCO
Remarque: si vous utilisez un AFO, mettez-la en place maintenant selon les instructions de la partie « Extender Plus Shoe Insert (AFO) » de ces instructions de mise en place. 4. Apply to leg. With …
