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Knee brace for the ACL, PCL, ILL and LLE ligaments
DONJOY

Playmaker Wrap II — Wraparound ligament stabilisation

148,00 €
The comfortable, breathable and lightweight Playmaker Wrap II ligament support helps facilitate a return to daily activities or sport following mild to moderate injuries or sprains to the cruciate or collateral ligaments.
Post-operative knee brace
DONJOY

Everest Ice Support — Knee stabilisation and cooling

129,00 €
A post-operative knee brace indicated for cases requiring immobilisation of the knee joint following surgery, arthroscopy, ligament repair, patellar repositioning, osteosynthesis or osteotomy.
Immobilisation - Glaçage Post-opératoire
Knee brace for the ACL, PCL, ILL and LLE ligaments
DONJOY

SE — 4-point ligament stabilisation

159,90 € 127,92 €
The Donjoy SE 4-Point Rigid Knee Brace, featuring a patented 4-point support system, can be used in fresh water or sea water, depending on thedesired range of motion following a sprain of the anterior or posterior cruciate ligament, or following ligament surgery
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Knee brace for the ACL, PCL, ILL and LLE ligaments
DONJOY

ACL Everyday — Everyday ligament stabilisation

169,00 €
Ligament brace suitable for moderate to severe sprains of the lateral ligaments (LLI or LLE) – the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) – allowing the wearer to resume activities whilst healing; lightweight and compact.
Entorse du Ligament Croisé Antérieur (LCA)
Knee brace for the ACL, PCL, ILL and LLE ligaments
DONJOY

Everest II Support — Enhanced ligament stabilisation

109,90 €
The DJO SUPPORT EVEREST articulated knee brace, which is adjustable for flexion and extension, features an anterior opening and is easy to put on; it is suitable for emergency immobilisation and is adjustable and adaptable.
Attelle ligamentaire - Immobilisation

Usage guide & advice — Hinged knee brace

An articulated knee brace, used following an injury or fracture, initially immobilises the knee; it is then adjusted to the desired range of motion as the patient makes progress.