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Gladiator 1832
Gladiator 1832
Gladiator 1832
Gladiator 1832

Gladiator 1832

The NEW UNIVERSAL GLADIATOR 1832 Knee Brace can help speed recovery and is adjustable for a comfortable fit. It is recommended for noncontact sports and daily activities. The Gladiator 1832 provides compression and support for your injured knee and is ideal for speeding recovery of ACL and MCL injuries. The Knee brace is meant for patients who can load weight on the injured knee and is capable of some ambulation. The polycentric hinge with contoured condyle shell has aluminum uprights and offers full flexion and extension control with settings at 0°, 15°, 30°, 60° and 90°.

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HCPCS Code
L1833
Key Features
  • R.O.M. hinges with contoured condyle shells
  • Full flexion and extension control
  • ROM settings at 0°, 15°, 30°, 60° and 90°
Indications for Use
  • Patellar Honodropathy (Osteochondral repairs)
  • Retropatellar
  • Osteoarthritis
  • post-operative and post traumatic irritations including
  • Rehabilitation of: MCL, LCL, PCL, ACL (Sprains, Meniscus injuries, Lateral
  • Anterior, Medial, and Posterior tilt, etc.)
  • Post lateral release surgery to limit the extension and flexion of the joint
  • Patella and knee instabilities (Patella Dislocation, Patella Subluxation, Patella Alta, Patella Stabilization, Patella Tendon repairs)
  • General knee pain
  • Mild Chondronmalacia
  • Condylar Fracture
  • Tibial Plateau Fractures
Manufacturer
Optec USA
Manuf. Part No.
GLADIATOR 1832
Size Chart
Universal
Left/Right
Yes
Manual
Gladiator 1832 instructions
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