REHA FUND pooperačná kolenná ortéza T-Max Knee O-1270/U

The REHA FUND T-Max Knee O-1270/U is a high-quality post-operative knee orthosis designed for rigid stabilization and support during recovery from knee injuries or surgery. Crafted with a lightweight aluminum alloy frame, this orthosis offers adjustable range of motion (ROM) to facilitate controlled rehabilitation. Its universal size and ambidextrous design make it suitable for both left and right legs, while the telescopic length adjustment ensures a customized fit for various patient anatomies.

Advantages

This orthosis provides exceptional stability with a 4-point strap system and quick-release buckles, allowing for easy application and removal. The breathable, hypoallergenic foam padding is removable and washable, ensuring hygiene and comfort during extended wear. Anti-slip pads and an anatomical fit enhance security and prevent shifting, making it ideal for post-operative care and ligament injuries.

Suitable for

• Post-operative stabilization after knee surgery
• Ligament injuries (ACL, PCL, MCL, LCL)
• Meniscus repair
• Stable fractures of the knee
• Severe sprains requiring rigid support

Key specifications

• Orthosis Type: Post-operative Knee Orthosis
• Support Level: High (Rigid Stabilization)
• Joint Supported: Knee
• Frame Material: Lightweight Aluminum Alloy
• ROM Adjustment: Yes (Adjustable Range of Motion)
• Flexion Range: 0° - 120° (in 10° increments)
• Extension Range: -10° - 90° (in 10° increments)
• Length Adjustment: Telescopic
• Adjustable Length Range: Approx. 44 - 69 cm
• Size: Universal
• Side: Ambidextrous (Left or Right Leg)
• Strap System: 4-point with Quick-Release Buckles
• Padding Material: Breathable, Hypoallergenic Foam
• Padding Features: Removable and Washable
• Design Features: Anatomical fit, Anti-slip pads
• Closure Type: Velcro straps and buckles
• Color: Black/Grey

Recommendations

Always consult with a healthcare professional for proper fitting and usage instructions. This orthosis is intended for post-operative and injury recovery under medical supervision.