SAK BRACE specializes in medical orthopedic braces, rehabilitation supports, and customized OEM solutions for global distributors, clinics, and healthcare brands.
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This product is a Medical Hinged ROM Hip Abduction Orthosis Brace. It is a specialized, rigid post-surgical orthopedic stabilizer that uses a mechanical range-of-motion dial, reinforced metal side bars, and anatomical plastic panels to bridge the pelvic girdle and the upper leg. By locking or restricting the hip joint to precise, safe movement angles, it protects healing soft tissues, maintains perfect socket alignment, and prevents painful adduction or sudden joint dislocations during recovery.
Every SAK BRACE product is manufactured under strict quality management processes, supporting ISO 13485, CE & EU MDR compliance requirements.
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AK-291
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Polypropylene，Aluminium alloy,composite fabric
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Features a precision metal hinge mechanism that allows practitioners to control, restrict, or lock the hip joint’s flexion and extension angles to ensure safe rehabilitation.
Designed with an adjustable lateral metal support frame that can be extended or shortened to perfectly align with the patient’s anatomical hip-to-thigh length.
Utilizes high-density, anatomically molded white composite plates for the waist and thigh, providing highly rigid structural containment and preventing rotation.
Both the pelvic girdle and thigh cuffs feature dual independent hook-and-loop straps threading through durable loops, ensuring maximum leverage and a secure, non-slip fit.
Lined with premium, shock-absorbing black padding that extends past the plastic edges to protect the skin from friction while promoting comfort during extended use.
Post-Operative Hip Surgery Patients: Individuals recovering from a total hip arthroplasty (THA), hip revision surgery, or complex proximal femoral osteotomy who must strictly limit physical joint angles.
Hip Dislocation and Subluxation Recovery Patients: Adults managing severe joint capsule laxity, loose ligaments, or recurrent hip socket slipping who require external mechanical binding to keep the femoral head centered.
Acetabular Labral Tear Post-Op Rehabilitators: Athletes and patients recovering from arthroscopic hip labrum repairs who need to avoid extreme extension, flexion, or rotational strains.
Conservative Treatment Hip Osteoarthritis Sufferers: Individuals living with severe, debilitating hip joint degeneration, chronic cartilage loss, or painful bone-on-bone friction who require continuous skeletal offloading.
Femoral Neck and Stable Intertrochanteric Fracture Recoverers: Patients undergoing non-surgical conservative treatment or post-fixation healing for upper femur fractures who need absolute pelvic-to-thigh immobility.
Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH)
Hip joint fractures, subluxation, and dislocations
Post-operative immobilization and stabilization for hip surgery
Rigid containment and protection during post-traumatic hip rehabilitation
The integrated Range of Motion (ROM) mechanical hinge dial acts as a strict physical safety barrier for your hip joint. By setting the flexion and extension dials to specific degree thresholds recommended by your physical therapist, you can prevent harmful movements—such as flexing past 90 degrees or crossing your legs—which could tear healing tissues or cause the prosthetic components to dislocate from the hip socket.
Yes, the brace features a premium, bright blue perforated composite fabric backing that is specifically engineered for medical wear. The matrix of ventilation holes allows body heat and perspiration to quickly escape rather than trapping moisture against your skin. This highly breathable design dramatically reduces the risk of skin maceration, chafing, and general discomfort during extended hours of daytime use or sitting.
Absolutely. The brace is built with dynamic modularity in mind. The white plastic pelvic panel features multi-hole screw adjustments across the lower back to easily alter the width of the hip wrap. Furthermore, both the waist and thigh cuffs utilize wide, high-tension hook-and-loop straps that can be pulled to your exact comfort level, ensuring uniform compression even as post-surgical swelling naturally goes down.
Hip adduction—moving the leg inward toward or across the midline of the body—is the single most dangerous position for a healing or unstable hip joint, as it places immense outward leverage on the femoral head. By forcing the leg into a controlled state of slight abduction (angled outward), the rigid lateral aluminum bar ensures that the thigh bone remains perfectly centered in its socket, which is crucial for preventing joint subluxation.
A: A hip brace is designed to stabilize the hip joint and control hip movement during recovery from injury or surgery. It is commonly used after hip replacement surgery, hip dislocation, hip arthroscopy, labral repair, ligament injuries, and hip instability.
A: A hip brace may be recommended for patients recovering from hip surgery, athletes with hip injuries, individuals with hip instability, or those requiring controlled hip motion during rehabilitation.
A: Yes. Many hip braces include adjustable range-of-motion (ROM) hinges that help control hip flexion, extension, abduction, and adduction according to the physician’s rehabilitation protocol.
A: Yes. Most hip braces feature adjustable waist belts, thigh cuffs, telescopic bars, and ROM joints to ensure a secure fit and individualized movement control for different body types.
A: Yes. We provide OEM and ODM manufacturing services for orthopedic hip braces, including customized ROM hinge systems, branding, packaging, user manuals, and private-label solutions for orthopedic companies, hospitals, and medical distributors worldwide.
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This product is intended to provide external support only and should not replace professional medical advice. Always consult a healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment.
AK-291
Polypropylene，Aluminium alloy,composite fabric
Universal
