Cushion for Shoulder Dislocation - Abduction 15º
164.15 €
Indications:
- Shoulder impingement syndrome – in acute or chronic inflammation and after open or arthroscopic decompression and acromioplasty.
- Reconstruction after rotator cuff tears.
- Treatment conservative or postoperative after subacromial bursitis.
- Relaxation of the ventral limbus and capsular components after open and arthroscopic shoulder stabilization.
- Conservative immobilization of shoulder dislocations/dislocations.
-strong -Mode of action:
- Lateral positioning with tight cushioning and anatomically shaped to relieve the ventral limbus and the capsule.
- Position with 15º abduction to avoid adhesions to the axillary recess (frozen shoulder).- br-- Immediate postoperative, active and passive immobilization of the hand, wrist and shoulder joint by opening the forearm splint without removing the entire bandage.
- Initial functional follow-up treatment. facilitates postoperative physiotherapy.
Features:
- Alternative splint grip to be worn on the right or left, easy to put on.
- Better body hygiene and comfort during use (free armpit).
- Comfortable support for the hand. option to train the forearm muscles.
- Comfortable to use thanks to its light weight and velvet padding.
Measurements to be determined: Length of the forearm (from the elbow to the line of fingers).
Sizes: from S to L.
- Shoulder impingement syndrome – in acute or chronic inflammation and after open or arthroscopic decompression and acromioplasty.
- Reconstruction after rotator cuff tears.
- Treatment conservative or postoperative after subacromial bursitis.
- Relaxation of the ventral limbus and capsular components after open and arthroscopic shoulder stabilization.
- Conservative immobilization of shoulder dislocations/dislocations.
-strong -Mode of action:
- Lateral positioning with tight cushioning and anatomically shaped to relieve the ventral limbus and the capsule.
- Position with 15º abduction to avoid adhesions to the axillary recess (frozen shoulder).- br-- Immediate postoperative, active and passive immobilization of the hand, wrist and shoulder joint by opening the forearm splint without removing the entire bandage.
- Initial functional follow-up treatment. facilitates postoperative physiotherapy.
Features:
- Alternative splint grip to be worn on the right or left, easy to put on.
- Better body hygiene and comfort during use (free armpit).
- Comfortable support for the hand. option to train the forearm muscles.
- Comfortable to use thanks to its light weight and velvet padding.
Measurements to be determined: Length of the forearm (from the elbow to the line of fingers).
Sizes: from S to L.
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Indications:
- Shoulder impingement syndrome – in acute or chronic inflammation and after open or arthroscopic decompression and acromioplasty.
- Reconstruction after rotator cuff tears.
- Treatment conservative or postoperative after subacromial bursitis.
- Relaxation of the ventral limbus and capsular components after open and arthroscopic shoulder stabilization.
- Conservative immobilization of shoulder dislocations/dislocations.
-strong -Mode of action:
- Lateral positioning with tight cushioning and anatomically shaped to relieve the ventral limbus and the capsule.
- Position with 15º abduction to avoid adhesions to the axillary recess (frozen shoulder).- br-- Immediate postoperative, active and passive immobilization of the hand, wrist and shoulder joint by opening the forearm splint without removing the entire bandage.
- Initial functional follow-up treatment. facilitates postoperative physiotherapy.
Features:
- Alternative splint grip to be worn on the right or left, easy to put on.
- Better body hygiene and comfort during use (free armpit).
- Comfortable support for the hand. option to train the forearm muscles.
- Comfortable to use thanks to its light weight and velvet padding.
Measurements to be determined: Length of the forearm (from the elbow to the line of fingers).
Sizes: from S to L.
- Shoulder impingement syndrome – in acute or chronic inflammation and after open or arthroscopic decompression and acromioplasty.
- Reconstruction after rotator cuff tears.
- Treatment conservative or postoperative after subacromial bursitis.
- Relaxation of the ventral limbus and capsular components after open and arthroscopic shoulder stabilization.
- Conservative immobilization of shoulder dislocations/dislocations.
-strong -Mode of action:
- Lateral positioning with tight cushioning and anatomically shaped to relieve the ventral limbus and the capsule.
- Position with 15º abduction to avoid adhesions to the axillary recess (frozen shoulder).- br-- Immediate postoperative, active and passive immobilization of the hand, wrist and shoulder joint by opening the forearm splint without removing the entire bandage.
- Initial functional follow-up treatment. facilitates postoperative physiotherapy.
Features:
- Alternative splint grip to be worn on the right or left, easy to put on.
- Better body hygiene and comfort during use (free armpit).
- Comfortable support for the hand. option to train the forearm muscles.
- Comfortable to use thanks to its light weight and velvet padding.
Measurements to be determined: Length of the forearm (from the elbow to the line of fingers).
Sizes: from S to L.
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