
Bledsoe / BregPost-operative hip orthosis with adjustable flexion and abduction stops to protect THA revisions and reduce dislocation risk.
Materials & Highlights
After a revision arthroplasty or recurrent dislocation, the surgeon's precautions need mechanical enforcement, not a handout. The PostSurg pairs a pelvic band with a lateral hip joint whose flexion arc and abduction angle set in indexed increments, physically blocking the adduction-internal-rotation combination that puts a fresh THA back on the table.
The modular cuff system fits hip circumferences from 76 to 137 centimeters through interchangeable pads rather than whole-size swaps, which keeps hospital par levels lean. Closures are all anterior for supine application on post-op day one, and the joint settings lock under a tamper cover so they survive the ride home.
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