Knee Immobiliser – Zimmer Splint

Brace designed to immobilise the knee. Fabric circumferential wrap with internal rigid uprights. Customisable off the shelf design- uprights are bent to optimise fit. Limits the knee in extension.

Product category:

Knee

Indications:

Acute trauma to the knee where immediate immobilisation is required
Patella dislocation
Pre/post-surgical intervention when ROM is not permitted

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