For operational definition, MRJB is defined as a three-layers of thick cotton wool and two-layers of elastic bandages. The wool layers are put on firmly and overlapped the previous one by half at each turn. The elastic layers were pulled snugly with more tension distally than proximally. Before wrapping in each turn, the elastic bandage was stretched approximately 2 and 1.5 inches at below and above tibial tuberosity level, respectively. The whole bandage attains a thickness of about two inches and extends above the ankle joint to six inches above the knee joint. Before applying this bandage, the sterile gauze pads were placed over the wound and followed by WebrilTM padding (Covidien, Mansfield, MA, US). While NCD is made by placing the sterile gauze pads over the wound and covering with the hypoallergenic self-adhesive, non-woven fabric tape.