Joint Support for a Joint, in Particular for a Knee Joint or Elbow Joint
OwnerMario Rumrichinventor
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Abstract
A joint support (1) for a joint region of a body part, in particular for a knee joint or elbow joint, having a sleeve-shaped base body (2) which can be stretched in multiple axes, characterized in that the joint support (1) has at least one tension strap (4) which runs over the joint and, in a flexed state of the body part, generates a tensile force (FZ) which promotes a return movement of the body part into a non-flexed position and/or in that the joint support (1) has at least one spring element in the form of a leaf spring (5) on the rear side of the joint, which spring element is tensioned in a flexed state of the body part and provides a restoring force (FR) which promotes a return movement of the body part into a non-flexed position.
Claims13
Joint support (1) for a joint region of a body part, in particular for a knee joint or elbow joint, having a sleeve-shaped base body (2) which can be stretched in multiple axes, characterized in that the joint support (1) has at least one tension strap (4) which runs over the joint and, in a flexed state of the body part, generates a tensile force (FZ) which promotes a return movement of the body part into a non-flexed position.
Joint support (1) for a joint region of a body part, in particular for a knee joint or elbow joint, having a sleeve-shaped base body (2) which can be stretched in multiple axes, characterized in that the joint support (1) has at least one spring element in the form of a leaf spring (5) on the rear side of the joint, which spring element is tensioned in a flexed state of the body part and provides a restoring force (FR) which promotes a return movement of the body part into a non-flexed position.
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