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DonJoy Deluxe Hinged Knee Brace

For moderate stability of ligament, meniscus injuries, sprains, and osteoarthritis

$119.99 each

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Ideal Application

In addition to providing mild to moderate medial/lateral support, sturdy aluminum uprights allow this brace to be used in contact sports.

Features and Benefits

Recommended for moderate stability and support for knee ligament meniscus injuries, sprains and osteoarthritis
Contoured condyle pads
Bilateral hinges to help provide additional knee support
Provides soft tissue compression with maximum patient comfort
Available in Neoprene or breathable cool Drytex® knit material provides an alternative to neoprene and elastics
Available in sleeve or wraparound configuration

Insurance Billing Code

HCPCS Code: L1820

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Take the measurement of your thigh and calf 6" above and below your kneecap using a flexible type tape measure. Use the diameter you measure here to choose your size.

Size	Thigh	Knee Center	Calf
XS	13" - 15 1/2"	12"-13"	10"-12"
S	15 1/2" - 18 1/2"	13"-14"	12"-14"
M	18 1/2"- 21"	14"-15"	14"-16"
L	21"- 23 1/2"	15"-17"	16"-18"
XL	23 1/2" - 26 1/2"	17"-19"	18"-20"
XXL	26 1/2" - 29 1/2"	19"-21"	20"-22"
XXXL	29 1/2" -32"	21" -23"	22" -24

	1.Stand with your legs shoulder-width apart, legs slightly bent and leg muscles contracted.
	2. Measure up six inches from the center of your knee with a tape measure, as shown.
	3. Measure the circumference of your thigh at the 6-inch mark, as shown.
	4. Measure down six inches from the center of your knee with a tape measure, as shown. Then measure the circumference of your calf at the 6-inch mark.

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Questions on DonJoy Deluxe Hinged Knee Brace

From Robert at 12/9/10 11:44 AM
- What knee brace do you recommend for a miniscus injury? Included is that the brace needs to include for use in contact sports (soccer). My recreational activities include soccer, running, and weight lifting. Previous braces have the problem of sliding down the leg. This seems to be an ongoing problem with most knee braces even with velcro straps. Thank you for your assistance.
- Hello Robert,
  
  I recommend the DonJoy Drytex Playmaker Wraparound/Sleeve (http://www.betterbraces.com/donjoy-drytex-playmaker-wraparound-sleeve). Be sure to use the measuring guide to ensure a proper fit.
  
  If you don't exactly range into any one size, please give us a call so we can assist you further @ 800-553-6019.

From Carl at 1/11/11 6:57 PM
- My son had knee surgery to loosen the inside ligament and tighten the outside and had also knee dislocations. What knee brace do you suggest for maximum support of the ligaments and kneecap dislocations. He plays football
- A good brace for football with ligament protection and knee cap dislocations would be one of our rigid knee braces with the fourcepoint hinge and tru-pull advanced attachment. (TPAA) If he plays on the line, we would suggest the armor. If he plays a skill position, we would suggest the full force.

From Richard at 2/15/11 9:30 AM
- I have a medial miniscus tear with some arthritis under the knee cap. I play tennis and golf and will have surgery in 4 weeks. What brace would you recommend?
- You can see the Braces and Supports for Meniscus Tears here:
  
  http://www.betterbraces.com/knee-injuries/meniscus-tear

From Nathan at 7/27/11 12:20 PM
- I had knee surgery for a torn meniscus. What brace would you recommend? I was looking at the Deluxe Hinged Knee Brace. I play football (linemen) would that be a good brace.
- The best brace for your condition and activity level is the Armor with Fourcepoint Hinges.

From Juan M at 7/30/11 12:53 PM
- I am interested in the deluxe hinged knee brace-I play a lot of golf and have a medial meniscus problem. I'd like some more information on fabric options, and what the open/closed popiteal is all about. I presume the sleeve version is one you pull on, the wraparound is one that seals shut with velcro and straps but please describe the differences. I really need the one that will give me the most lateral support and stability.
  
  Thanks!
- Yes the sleeve is a pull on application and the wrap around velcros in the front, which is easier to put on for athletes that are trying to put the brace on an off easily. The neoprene material is like wet suit material and is compression but can be a bit warm. The drytex material is a neoprene alternative which is more breatheable. Popliteal cut out is in the back of the knee to provide more breathability and circulation. I would not reccomend this if you have inflammation though because this tends to push the swelling to the back of the knee.

From joe public at 8/11/11 6:45 PM
- What is the difference between the rigid and soft/ lite hinges? I have an inflamed meniscus from ligament instability. I do hiking and backpacking on rough terrain.
  Which brace is right for me?
- A rigid knee brace is going to something like our Armor, legend, or defiance. and semi-rigid is going to be a playmaker or hinged knee. Soft brace with rigid uprights. the DonJoy Deluxe Hinged knee would be a good option to help provide you with support and stability while being active.

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