The applicable population for knee joint fixation brackets

1.Knee ligament injury: After anterior and posterior cruciate ligament or medial collateral ligament tears or reconstruction surgery, prevent the ligament graft from being overly stretched to avoid knee joint softening or dislocation.
2. Meniscus injury and postoperative suture: Limit excessive knee flexion angles to protect the sutured meniscus and reduce the risk of tear.
3. Patellar dislocation and patellar fracture: Maintain the position of the patella to prevent further dislocation and displacement of the fracture fragment.
4. Fractures around the knee joint: Stable fractures of the tibial plateau and distal femur can be used as an alternative to plaster for external fixation.
5. Severe knee arthritis and joint instability: Reduce joint wear and tear and relieve pain when walking.