How to use your hinged knee brace after arthroscopic or open knee surgery
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2020
- This video is made specifically for Dr. Ayzenberg's patients to show them how to use a hinged knee brace after knee surgery. Please reference your post-op instructions for more details and specific instructions.
This video is made using a Don Joy hinged knee brace. - Наука та технологія
Seems like a good device for assisted stretches too since it can keep the patient's leg straight.
Thank you
LEO Y Yazmin.❤❤
Hello, I have an ACL and MCL tear and one doctor recommended that I get a hinge brace and the other tri-panel knee immobilizer. Which one would you say is the best for my injury? Thank you
Hi Natalia, I generally do not comment on patient care since multiple factors go into decision-making and I do not have the information I would need to provide you with the best advice. I would recommend you discuss this with both doctors again. Sorry!
the brace fits fine but there is a huge gap between the knee and the chuck and it’s a really big gap and nothing i can do about it can you help me?
Hi, I would encourage you to call your doctor to discuss this as it is not something easily helped over comments.
I'm scared now after my sibling say my knee could shift? I just did anthroscopy meniscus repair.
I removed them whenever i need to go to toilet or shower and when i do laundry. Which means like half the time of my waking hours.
I accidentally put weight on it when i lost balance on the crutches and i felt a flapping sensation. Almost like when i tore my menicus.
Do u reckon I fked it up already? Should i go A&E? Been a week and my followup appointment is in a 3days.
Hi, I am sorry to hear! You should reach out to your surgeon to discuss this.
The top dial is set at zero, Should that be aligned with the center or the knee?
Generally the dial should be at the center of the knee. Your physician should help you with the initial fitting.
LEO Y Yazmin.❤❤
Mine is too tight
Loosen it
The straps are adjustable to loosen if needed. Discuss this with your surgeon.