Cho-Pat Patellar Kneecap Stabilizer
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- Fabric-covered neoprene material provides constant
- Helps Patello-Femoral Syndrome
- Improves patella tracking
- Prevents degeneration, inflammation and pain
Cho-Pat Patellar Kneecap Stabilizer
Sizing: Mid-Kneecap Circumference, Order for Right or Left Knee
The Cho-Pat Patellar Stabilizer improves patella tracking, resulting in less degeneration, inflammation and pain. It functions dynamically because the fabric-covered neoprene material applies constant pressure to the joint providing effective symptomatic relief of acute and chronic pain associated with patellar tendonitis, arthritis, and overuse syndromes.
In addition, the Stabilizer has four enclosed firm plastic tubes acting as buttresses around the kneecap to reduce patellar subluxation and degeneration.
The Patellar Stabilizer allows for full mobility of the knee joint while improving lateral and medial support for weak and arthritic knees.
While the original Cho-pat Knee Strap is recommended first for kneecap pain, the Patellar Kneecap Stabilizer is recommended for hyper-mobile kneecaps.
Made in the U.S. of quality materials.
Stabilizer may come in blue color as stock depletes
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Q:
How do I know what the best option is for a patella brace? Strap in back, front or none at all? I wont to do knee exercises and jog/run. Thank you.
Asked on Mar 14, 2014 2:57:24 PM by Erin from Pittsburgh Pa
Q:
Where do I measure -- above the knee or below the knee????
Asked on Nov 28, 2012 11:40:29 AM by wmae from West Texas
A:
I measured in the center of the knee cap and my brace fit great.
Answered on Nov 25, 2013 2:06:16 PM by RN Caregiver from Midwest
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Part Number(s): 710 0048 02 02 10, 710 0048 02 03 11, 710 0048 02 01 01, 710 0048 02 04 15, 710 0048 01 04 15, 710 0048 01 01 01, 710 0048 01 02 10, 710 0048 01 03 11
Mfg Part Number(s): CP45, CP43, CP49, CP48, CP47, CP46, CP44, CP42
Scrip Part Number(s): 710 0048 02 02 10, 710 0048 02 01 01, 710 0048 02 04 15, 710 0048 01 04 15, 710 0048 02 03 11, 710 0048 01 03 11, 710 0048 01 02 10, 710 0048 01 01 01
