Bauerfeind Medical
Model#12146140050/12146561050
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Stabilization by limiting range of motion for complex knee injuries.
The SecuTec® Genu is a lightweight but sturdy knee orthosis, designed to fit the anatomy of the leg. A torn ligament, collateral ligament injury or operation on the meniscus can mean that the knee joint needs to be stabilized from outside for a period of time. The orthosis is easy to put on and take off, fits perfectly and is very comfortable to wear.
- Strong stabilization of the knee
- Extremely lightweight and flat
- High level of wearing comfort
KEY FEATURES
- Rigid frame provides strong stabilization
- Medial, lateral off loading up to 12° varus/valgus
Indications
- Rupture of the anterior and / or posterior cruciate ligament (ACL / PCL)
- After ligament surgery / ligament reconstruction
- Severe and / or complex instability (traumatic, degenerative; e. g. "unhappy triad”)
- Collateral ligament injuries
- To restrict the knee joint‘s range of motion (e. g. after meniscus refixation or meniscal implantation)
- Patellar fracture (non-surgical and post-operative)
FRONTAL VERSION:
1. Easily positioned at the front and fastened by the patient, reducing stress on the injured knee
2. High degree of rotational stability based on anatomically contoured frame design, including for the edges of the tibia
DORSAL VERSION:
1. The adaptable calf shell with self-regulating inclination angle adjusts to the shape of the calf muscle to provide maximum wearing comfort and a secure fit
HIGH-TECH HEALING POWERS
With the SecuTec Genu, being sturdy and being lightweight are not mutually exclusive. This is made possible by a special, very strong light metal alloy. Breathable, non-slip pads ensure that the orthosis sits securely and comfortably on the leg. In 2007, this concept also impressed the jury for the Small and Medium-Sized Businesses Initiative. They awarded the SecuTec Genu the Innovation Prize in the Industry category.
STABILITY AND COMFORT
The SecuTec Genu is simply put on to the leg from the front. There is therefore no need to bend the knee joint sharply. This minimizes stress peaks on the ligaments or ligament structures that are under strain. Orthotists can easily adapt the frame to fit any particular leg shape.