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It ‘s made of composite cloth and high-density sponge. Immobilisation in case of upper arm fracture, shoulder dislocation, Brachial Nerve (network of nerves connecting spine to shoulder, arm and hand) Injury. Supports the arm by carrying the weight across the back and shoulder. Comfortable to use for long periods of time. Can be worn and removed by self or with minimum assistance. Fits either arm. Works across the healing journey as the metal stay can be removed from its pocket once condition improves.

The anatomical structure, the shoulder joint should be in a 35-degree light abduction position in the natural position. Therefore, most patients after shoulder joint reduction, repair or reconstruction surgery, the shoulder joint is required to be placed in this abduction position. Most of the fractures of the proximal 2/3 of the humerus are treated conservatively. Due to the role of the abductor muscle, the proximal end of the fracture is easily displaced outwards. Therefore, placing the upper arm in the abduction position makes it easier for Witte to ideally position and line Such patients need to use shoulder abduction stents after fracture reduction.

Because it is comfortable and convenient to wear, the shoulder abduction brace has become the best substitute for shoulder bandages and plaster, and is an ideal choice for patients with shoulder injuries. Both static treatment and dynamic rehabilitation can prevent shoulder joint stiffness. The molded foam pillow is placed under the shoulders, using shoulder abduction from 15 degrees to -30 degrees. The design conforms to the physiological characteristics of the human body, and is close to the body and comfortable. The hanging pillow is tightened and fixed by the shoulder straps to avoid sliding. It is comfortable to wear, light and easy to use.

Usage Method 
• Placing the holder in the use area
• Take it in the front
• Tighten the strap and fixation

Suit Crowd

After rotator cuff surgery
Reset after shoulder dislocation
Lower fracture of the humeral head
Pain in the shoulder blade area
Shoulder osteoarthritis
Muscle and tendon injuries