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GENU-TEX ACL®
GENU-TEX ACL®
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$445.00 USD
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$445.00 USD
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GENU-TEX ACL® is a soft knee orthosis that combines the comfort of a textile support with the durability and stability of a hard-frame orthosis.
Its adjustable articulated wings conform to the leg's position and movements, providing guidance to the knee joint. Ideal for contact sports or movements requiring high levels of range and agility, such as jumping, running and changes of direction.
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Indications
- ACL rupture
- All indications in which it is necessary to secure the physiological guidance of the knee joint, such as general damage to capsular/ligamentous structures of the knee joint
- Uniaxial or multiaxial instability
- Knee TEP (total knee replacement) loosening
- Conservative/post-operative knee
- Cruciate ligament injuries
- Meniscus reconstruction
- Rheumatoid arthritis of the knee
- Collateral ligament injuries
Effectiveness
- Activation of muscle work through proprioceptive stimuli
- Extension limitation 0°, 10°, 20°, 30°
- Flexion limitation 0°, 10°, 20°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 75°, 90°
- Secures the physiological, two-dimensional guidance of the knee joint, relieving and protecting the joint system
- Stabilisation and guidance of the knee joint
Technology
- Anatomical calf strap ensures a secure hold of the orthosis and supports optimal adhesion to the leg
- Suitable for competition and training
- Gripping aids make it easier to put on and take off the textile orthosis
- Adaptable to the sport and the stage of rehabilitation: return to activity (RTA) to return to competition (RTC)
- Can be used in contact sports
- Comfort and stretch zone at the back of the knee reduces wrinkles in the knit and ensures a high level of comfort
- Joints adjustable without tools
- Optimal positioning of the joints in the AP direction contributes to the best possible stabilisation of the knee joint





