The Coretech 830 Single Panel Knee Immobilizer is a top-quality medical product designed to provide support and stability to the knee. It has foam padding and adjustable straps. This knee immobilizer is perfect for anyone recovering from knee surgery or experiencing knee pain.
This full-leg brace is ideal for immobilizing the knee following ACL, PCL, MCL, and LCL injuries, tibia plateau fractures, meniscal repairs, patella tendon repairs, condylar fractures, and acute sprains. It has a strong fastener system and interior silicone strips for a secure, non-slip fit throughout approved daily activities.
Special Features
Helps Knee Recovery
Designed to keep the knee immobilized and provide support during the healing process after surgery or injury.
Universal Sizing
Suits both the right and left knee.
Customizable Support
Can be trimmed to the perfect fit. Malleable and lateral stays help bend to your knee and provide additional relief.
Quality Material
Breathable foam resists excess moisture and stays comfortable during long-term use.
Specifications
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What’s Included: 1pc Single Knee Immobilizer.
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Colors: Black.
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Weight: 9”: 0.51 pounds / 12”: 0.66 pounds / 16”: 0.86 pounds / 16” XL: 0.97 pounds / 18”: 0.95 pounds / 18” XL: 1.08 pounds / 20”: 1.06 pounds / 20” XL: 1.21 pounds / 24”: 1.28 pounds / 24”XL: 1.46 pounds / 27”: 1.48 pounds.
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Materials: Aluminum 40%, Polyester 30%, PU sponge 25%, Nylon 5%.
- Latex-free.
Sizes
9”, 12”, 16”, 16” XL, 18”, 18” XL, 20”, 20” XL, 24”, 24”XL, 27”.
Product Files
FAQ
HCPCS Codes L1830: Details and Uses
L1830: Knee orthosis, Immobilizer, Canvas longitudinal, Prefabricated, Off-the-shelf.
How can I Get the 830 Single Panel Knee Immobilizer?
The 830 Single Panel Knee Immobilizer is available to licensed medical professionals through the Vive Health Business Portal.
How to Sharp the Rear Splint of the 830 Single Panel Knee Immobilizer:
- Position the Immobilizer over the edge of a hard surface, such as a table, with one end flat and the opposite end hanging. The inside of the support should be facing out.
- Use one hand to hold the support in place and, with the opposite hand, press down onto the end hanging from the edge to produce a bend. Adjust as needed.
