Hinged Lateral J - Left, XX-Large

DJO Hinged Lateral J

The tubular lateral “J” buttress of the knee brace snugly supports the lateral
aspect of the patella. The Hinged Lateral J gives patients confidence during
activities & promotes an effective recovery process.
• Aluminum hinges strengthen brace design
• Malleable hinges provide added knee stability
• Brace materials help keep the skin cool & dry
• Ideal for lateral patellofemoral knee pain

Dependable Patella Support

The Hinged Lateral J from DJO is an exceptional knee brace that offers dependable patella support. Its tubular lateral "J" buttress plays a vital role in stabilizing the patella, providing crucial reinforcement for the knee joint. With the innovative lateral to medial strapping design, this brace ensures an intimate fit, allowing the "J" buttress to snugly embrace the lateral aspect of the patella. This personalized fit not only enhances comfort but also adds an extra layer of stabilization, giving users confidence in their knee's stability during activities and promoting a safe and effective recovery process.

Aluminum Hinges Adds Greater Stability

The Hinged Lateral J knee brace incorporates all the benefits of the original design while introducing aluminum hinges for even greater stability. This upgrade empowers patients to regain their functionality with increased confidence and comfort. The brace retains its signature lateral "J" tubular rubberized buttress, which provides excellent patella support. The addition of aluminum hinges strengthens the overall structure of the brace, offering enhanced stability during movements and activities. With this improved design, individuals can now embrace their daily routines and physical pursuits with renewed assurance, knowing that their knee is supported and protected throughout.

Enhanced Knee Stability

For patients with lateral patellofemoral knee pain related to the following:

• Lateral patellar subluxation and dislocations
• Lateral patellofemoral malalignment
• Patellofemoral maltracking and pain
• Chondromalacia due to lateral maltracking