Protective knee braces

Protective knee braces

A protective knee brace can be used following an injury to prevent further damage when returning to activity, or during sports and activities that may involve high impact and damage to the ligaments of the knee.

What are the indications for use of a protective knee brace?

There are many indications for using a protective knee brace. These include:

  • Risk of injury during activity
  • Instability of the knee due to injury
  • Support required when returning to activity

If you are unsure if you would be suitable for a protective knee brace please contact us to discuss.

What conditions are protective knee braces often used for?

Protective knee braces can be used by anyone who feels their activity could cause excessive stress upon their knee joint. However some conditions would benefit specifically from being supported with a protective knee brace including.

  • Weakened Medial Collateral Ligament
  • Valgus Knee

This list of conditions is not exhaustive. If you are unsure if you would be suitable for a protective knee brace please contact us to discuss.

What are the benefits of protective knee brace?

There are many benefits that come from using a protective knee brace. These include:

  • Increased stability
  • Increased support
  • Increased confidence
  • Improved alignment

There are many benefits using a protective knee brace to find out more please contact us to discuss.

What types of protective knee braces are available?

Protective knee braces which may be used include:

  • CTi Custom Pro Sport Knee Brace
  • DonJoy Impact Guard

What is the process to be receive a protective knee brace?

The process to receive a protective knee brace would be:

  • Assessment
  • Measuring / Casting
  • Fitting
  • Review

Due to the wide range of protective knee braces available your orthotist will discuss with you suitable options taking into consideration your injury history, the activities and sports you participate in and the level of protection you require. Using the information gathered your orthotist will be able to advise on whether you should use a soft or rigid brace and whether a premade brace will be suitable or whether you require the specificity of a bespoke brace.

How do I arrange an assessment for a protective knee brace?

To get in touch or arrange an appointment, you can call us at 0330 088 3949 or email office@orthotics.co.uk.

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