Stabilized Ankle Brace X Large 14 15 Syringes Ear 3 MHz * Pulsed or MSHQ 1885 3 MHz * Pulsed or continous duty cycles (10% 20% 50% & 100%) * 4 Ergonomically designed soundhead applicator sizes: 1 cm2 2 cm2 5 cm2 & 10 cm2 * Watertight soundheads for use in underwater therapy * Optional Operator Remotes allow treatment stop start and pause as well as change in amplitude at any time during a treatment session * Each remote is color coded for designation between channels * The Self Cath family of catheters offers a variety of options for intermittent self catheterization * The catheters are not made with natural rubber latex * Self cath catheters have a siliconized surface for smooth insertion * Each catheter is made of flexible medical grade PVC and has smooth fire polished eyelets for patient comfort and ease of use * Self Cath catheters are offered in a variety of designs: * Straight Tip * Female * Soft * Tapered Tip Coude with Guide Stripe© * Olive Tip Coude with Guide Stripe© * Important Safety Information * Self Cath© Catheters are intended for use in male female and pediatric patients (neonates infants children adolescents and transitional adolescents) requiring bladder drainage as determined by their physician * The catheter is indicated for those individuals unable to promote a natural urine flow or for those individuals who have a significant volume of residual urine following a natural bladder voiding episode * Single use only * See the device manual for detailed information regarding the procedure contraindications warnings precautions and potential complications adverse events * Rx Only 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