Second biomechanical study of a tri-compartment offloader - Spring Loaded Technology

By using a biomechanical model of the knee, this study demonstrated a tri-compartment offloader brace (TCO) can reduce a number of contact and ligament forces across the knee during a deep knee bend. The results replicate and extend the findings of Budarick et al. 2020, which demonstrated that a TCO can reduce knee joint loading.

The Future of Knee Osteoarthritis Treatment: Best Practice, Innovation, and State of the Art - Spring Loaded Technology

Effects of a valgus unloader brace in the medial meniscectomized

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Foot Orthotics Assessment - Physiopedia

Third biomechanical study of a novel tri-compartment offloader knee brace - Spring Loaded Technology

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THE LEVITATION TRI-COMPARTMENT UNLOADER: A NEW CONSERVATIVE CARE OPTION FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS. - Spring Loaded Technology

PDF) Computational Control Strategy for Reducing Medial Compartment Load in Knee Bracing with Embedded Actuator

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Third biomechanical study of a novel tri-compartment offloader knee brace - Spring Loaded Technology

The Future of Knee Osteoarthritis Treatment: Best Practice, Innovation, and State of the Art - Spring Loaded Technology

Effects of a valgus unloader brace in the medial meniscectomized