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Stabilized Ankle Brace X Small 10 11 Wheelchairs Standard Features & Benefits: * Semi rigid MSHQ 2025B Features & Benefits: * Semi rigid anatomically designed shells to stabilize and protect the leg Patented Duplex Left Extension * Padded cushion is specially designed for the left and right * Black leatherette zippered cover * Leg extensions are approximately 1 2 of the seat width x 9 long * Overall length with Leg Extension is 25 * Overall thickness is 1 1 2 and have a 5 8 plywood base 20 Wide x 16 Deep x 1 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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