151011 Re OSTEO ARTHRITIS_Z1 K.4 OA BRACE
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The document discusses the OSTEO ALIGN KNEE BRACE. It provides information on knee joint anatomy including bones and ligaments. It describes the function of cartilage, signs of arthrosis, and stages of progressive arthrosis. It outlines what target groups expect from a modern orthosis, including being light weight, easy to wear/conceal/put on, and comfortable. The 4-point stabilization principle provides additional stability and confidence. The ideal patient for this brace is described.
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151011 Re OSTEO ARTHRITIS_Z1 K.4 OA BRACE
- 1. Z1 K.4 OSTEO ALIGN KNEE BRACE The lightest treatment for gonarthrosis theres ever been.
- 2. Knee joint anatomy 1.Femur (thigh) 2.Tibia (shinbone) 3.Patella (knee cap) 4.Fibula indirectly involved in the knee joint Leg anatomy
- 3. Knee joint anatomy - collateral ligaments (medial and lateral) - cruciate ligaments (posterior and anterior) - menisci (medial and lateral) - patellar ligament
- 5. Function of cartilage even distribution of force between different sections of the locomotor system frictionless gliding of joint surfaces
- 6. Cartilage no blood supply no innervation minimal chondrocyte activity minimal powers of self- healing
- 7. Arthrosis Arthrosis is basically the non- inflammatory, irreversible and progressive destruction of a joint that begins with cartilage deterioration.
- 8. Arthrosis Risk factors Ageing Gender Body weight Strain Genes Other
- 9. Progressive Arthrosis Physiological condition Initial Degeneration Advanced Degeneration Exposed Bone
- 10. What target groups expect of a modern relief orthosis? easy to wear easy to conceal easy to put on easy to accept
- 11. Light weight The challenge: To find a modern material with unique properties inherently stable flexible high quality production-friendly environmentally sound
- 12. 4-point stabilisation principle The 4-point principle provides the knee with additional stability and boosts patient confidence in rediscovering mobility and activity. A crucial element in the presence of instability.
- 13. The correct choice of orthosis
- 16. The ideal patient one-sided gonarthrosis (III degree min.) with chronic pain min. 5属 and max. 15属 deformity and/or axial deviation reasonable degree of soft tissue tone in the upper and lower leg still active; both physically and mentally able to cope with wearing an orthosis realistic assessment of treatment success