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• The distal (bottom) and proximal (top) scale settings on the cam pairs should be the same. Adding the distal (bottom) and
proximal (top) readings together will give the individual setting.
• In appropriate applications, targeted relief of the ligaments on the inner or outer aspects of the knee can be achieved by
correcting the bowleg/knock-knee setting.
deformity
upper (proximal)
lower (distal)
Genu-Varus
Fig. 2: Varus setting of 7° overall on the left leg
6. Dismantling the long version
• Depending on the application and the progress made by the patient in the rehabilitation phase, it is possible to simply dismantle
the brace and turn it into the short version.
• Release and remove the screws on the distal (lower) and proximal (upper) support shells.
• Pull the distal (lower) and proximal (upper) extension shells out of the support shells.
• Compensate for the resulting hollows on the inner aspects of the shells with the padded strips provided.
• Place the orthosis in position and check that the t is correct.
7. Anterior or posterior instability (drawer sign)
• A 4-point system is implemented with the aid of the two popliteal fossa pads (Fig. 3), e.g. for an anterior instability (drawer
sign).
• For a posterior instability (drawer sign) or back-knee (genu recurvatum), there is a long popliteal cross-strap available to replace
the short popliteal straps.
• Twist the cross-strap through 180° and thread through the pad loops. Pull through the xing loops on the distal (lower) joint
ring and cross over in a proximal (upper) direction and secure (Fig. 4).
• The popliteal cross-strap can also be used after surgery to make the brace more comfortable to wear.
upper (proximal)
joint ring
lower (distal)
Fig. 3: ACL Treatment
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Important information
• MOS Genu is a prescribed product that should only be worn under a physician's guidance. MOS Genu must be worn in accordance
with the information contained in these instructions for use and for the indications listed only.
• The product is intended to be tted only once and to one patient.
• No liability is accepted for improper use of the product.
setting
+
= 7°
upper (proximal)
joint ring
lower (distal)
Fig. 4: PCL Treatment
• Changes must not be made for the product. Non compliance can reduce the performance of the product and thus no liability will
be accepted.
• If you notice any unusual changes in the patient (e.g. increased symptoms), he or she must consult their doctor without delay.
• A combination with other products (e.g. compression stockings) must be discussed beforehand with your doctor.
• Avoid the use of ointments, lotions or any substances including grease or acids.
• Spare parts and accessories are available.
• MOS Genu is not designed to prevent injuries, especially when engaging contact sports. Contact sports inherently pose a greater
risk of injury.
• The product can be disposed of without any restrictions.
Product care
handwash
do not bleach
Never expose the orthosis to direct heat (e.g. heater, sunlight, etc.)!
The aluminium parts of the support are coated and can be cleaned with a pH-neutral soap. We recommend washing the pads at 30° C
on a gentle wash cycle and hand-washing the straps at 30° C.
This product has been examined by our own quality control system. However, should you have any complaint, please contact your
retailer or our customer service department.
do not tumble dry
do not iron
do not dry-clean
Version: January 2011
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