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Ted Thigh Length Open Toe Large Reg (pair) Back Neck Therapy The J Brace Patellar Stabilizer is set in sleeves The J Brace Patellar Stabilizer is a 1 8th thick 13 long sleeve with two lateral and two medial spiral steel stays * It also has a tubular rubber buttress to align the patella * Laterally attached straps pull medially to displace force to the patella * The J Brace allows compete range of motion while providing stability * 16 18 * Manufactured from DermaDry which combines the breathability and water vapor transmission capabilities of open cell sponge rubber with the durability stretch and compression of neoprene * This process allows perspiration to evaporate and is further enhanced by the KwikWick treatment of the soft polyester that coats the inside and outside of the braces * A flame lamination process is used to secure the KwikWick treated polyester to the rubber eliminating the need for industrial adhesives a known cause of contact dermatitis * Excellent for patellar instabilities subluxations and dislocations * Wood Tone PVC (Healthcare grade) that allows DME to be non institutional looking * Comes assembled except for the casters * Wide * Healthcare grade deluxe elongated open front seat enhances resident comfort * Anti slip handigrips * Fast drying removable mesh back sling * Reinforced at all stress related areas * Ships UPS * Internal width: 22 * External width: 26 * Threaded stem casters: 3 x 1¨ * Overall size: 40 H x 26 W x 18 D * Seat height: 21 * Weight capacity: 375 lbs * * Thigh Length * Open Toe * Large (15 17 Also available in short regular and long lengths * For x large sizes see thigh length with belt styles and for a thigh length T
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