Knee Support without Patella Recess

MILD INSTABILITY LCL-LCM Protective knee support, indicated in cases of laxity of the medial and lateral collateral ligaments. Equipped with an exclusive closure system, which allows the pressure to be adjusted separately in two different areas, above and below the joint. Equipped with preformed aluminium rods with multicentric joint. Ambidextrous. Protective support equipped with an exclusive closing system developed by Pavis, which allows to adjust the pressure separately in two different areas (above and below the joint). Equipped with two anatomical aluminium rods with multicentric joint that reproduce perfectly the knee movement. The two rods, medial and lateral, have different anatomical shapes to exactly follow the anatomy of the knee. They are removable and can be positioned according to whether the leg is right or left. Indications Traumatic pathologies: Mild sprains - Slight joint laxity - Bursitis Joint effusions. Rehabilitation phase: Passive support for rehabilitation - Protection during sports activities. Features Anatomical medial and lateral rods, reversible. New Edge Line closure system. Ambidextrous. No Neoprene. Blue colour. Benefits Easy to put on and easy to adjust thanks to the unique New Edge Line fastening system. Specific components Two different types of elastic fabric have been used in combination: a soft cotton velvet on the inside, extremely comfortable and breathable; on the outside, a special fabric made up of a dense nylon net with many very strong eyelets that are very close to each other for Velcro fastening. 100% COTTON ON THE SKIN How to wear Wear it in contact with the skin, observing the following instructions: Open the Velcro fastening system. Put on and position the knee brace so that the joints are on either side of the knee joint. Close by pulling the crossed strings until the desired tension is achieved. The support can be used on both knees. To do this, simply remove the splints and reinsert them by inverting them, bearing in mind that the lateral (straight) splint should be on the outside of the knee, while the medial (shaped) splint should be on the inside.