“DJO is relentlessly innovating to help patients recover from knee surgery with unmatched confidence and comfort,” said Gary Justak, Vice President of Sales, Bracing and Supports. “We’ve combined the best of our earlier products with new advancements and patient feedback to produce a brace that helps combine excellent ROM protection with a comfortable, user-friendly design.”

Post-op application and adjustment is fast and simple with easy-to-use strap, tab and buckle designs; four independently telescoping sliders with easy push button controls enhanced brace placement, stability and comfort. The freedom of adjustment offered helps minimize the risk of peroneal nerve compression at the fibular neck.

Comfort and stability features include a strong yet lightweight design to help enhance varus/valgus contouring, folded ankle pads and strategically placed contact points between the leg and brace to reduce slippage. The design comfortably accommodates patients with a range of anatomies. An anti-microbial coating helps neutralize odor while increasing comfort and durability.

The newest addition to DonJoy’s line of market-leading knee braces, the X-ROM helps enhance ROM control and protection with a revamped hinge design and quick-lock feature.

“DJO has delivered a state-of-the-art post-op brace with versatile hinges and the best fit, comfort, slippage and application ease,” said Dr. Daniel Cooper, Orthopedic Surgeon, The Carrell Clinic. “I have confidence that it will be properly applied through adjustability, thus minimizing the risk of peroneal nerve compression. No other brace does that for me.”

For more information on the new DonJoy X-ROM Post-Op Knee Brace, please visit: www.djoglobal.com/x-rom

About DJO®

DJO, a subsidiary of Colfax Corporation (NYSE: CFX), is a leading developer and distributor of high-quality medical devices that provide proven solutions for musculoskeletal health, joint reconstruction, vascular health, and pain management. The Company’s extensive range of products and integrated technologies address the orthopedic continuum of care from performance and mobility to surgical intervention and post-operative rehabilitation; enabling people around the world to regain or maintain their natural motion. For additional information about DJO, please visit www.DJOGlobal.com.