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Knee activity moves the padded ring, thereby massaging the parapatellar soft tissue structures.
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The compression and massage effects accelerate the reabsorption of edema and effusions.
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Stimulation of the proprioceptors by the support has a positive effect on the sensorimotor system and thus on muscle control.
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The pad redistributes the pressure away from the patella to the surrounding soft tissues.
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Lower compression at the edges produces a gradual reduction in pressure at both ends of the support.
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The anatomically contoured knit is breathable and stretched by spiral stays on the sides of the support.
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A circular viscoelastic insert surrounds the patella and facilitates correct positioning of the support.
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Special knitting techniques make the support extremely comfortable to wear, including behind the knee.
Indications
Irritation (tendomyopathy, ligament insertion degeneration, osteoarthritis, arthritis, posttraumatic and postoperative) Feeling of instability
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