Stabilized Ankle Brace Large 13 - 14 Shields-Face Protection Without Drains * # 8 63-200991
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Stabilized Ankle Brace Large 13 14 Shields Face Protection Without Drains * # 8 63 200991 Without Drains * # 8 * Available both with and without drainage holes and a silicone tie to aid in removal * Designed for third degree prolapse including procedentia as well as a cystocele and rectocele * 100% Silicone ProBasics Full Body Sling Mesh with Commode Cut out for item# 1332PB (Patient Lifter Hydraulic w 6 point cradle Cool and durable flannel and mesh design provides comfort * Non stretch Figure 8 nylon straps add support while the heel lock helps to prevent inversion eversion * Figure 8 strap offers increased stability mimicking trainer's tape * Low profile design allows brace to be worn inside an athletic shoe * Strong durable breathable material * Recommended for stabilizing the ankle joint following cast removal or for mild to moderate sprains * Suggested HCPCS Code: L1902
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