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The Knee Spreader is an abductor designed to maintain the knees in a slightly separated position while sitting. The separator is made of chrome plated steel and aluminum with a plastazote lining for pressure distribution. Thigh circumference is adjustable. This device is washable. SIZE: Standard size provides for 5.5 inches of knee spread. Custom sizes available through special order.

Notes: Plastazote is a trademark of BXL Plastics Limited.

Price: Contact manufacturer.

This product record was updated on July 15, 2010.

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Jaeco Orthopedic Specialties

214 Drexel
Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901
United States
Telephone: 501-623-5944.
Fax: 501-623-0159.
Web: http://www.jaeco-orthopedic.com.
Email: info@jaeco-orthopedic.com.


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