Black Single Move Telescoping Elbow Brace For Medial Epicondylitis Brace

Black Single Move Telescoping Elbow Brace For Medial Epicondylitis Brace

Product Feature :

• Telescopic Elbow Bracce offers extension adjustability between 0° and 90°, while flexion may be adjusted between 0° and 120° (ROM control in 10° increments)
• One Size Fits All (Unisex) - The adjustable wrist, forearm, and bicep straps make it easy to size to fit your specific arm. This is for the left arm only.
• Telescopic Length - Along with Velcro straps, each elbow brace features telescoping stabilizers to help you find the right stability and comfort level.
• Post Op and Injury Recovery - Designed specifically for elbow injuries, this brace is ideal for dislocations, epicondylitis, fractures, rom orthosis, and more.
• Easy to use extension drop lock allows the brace to be locked out at any angle with the push of a button
• It can be used for elbow dislocations, pre-operative and post-operative fixation, radial fractures, medial and lateral epicondylitis, post-op treatment of prosthesis and supporting the distal humerus.
• Ensure the flexibility of in the early stage. Enhance elbow joint activity to speed up the recovery.
  Activate muscle to stimulate the flow of blood because the allowed activity range is fixed.
  Lock the angle by simply pressing the button.
• Lightweight – It maybe is one of the lightest post-op elbow braces on the market
• Low profile design conforms to the arm for greater patient comfort
• Telescoping forearm and humeral bars allows brace to fit a wide range of patient anatomies
• Trimmable pads and straps
• Malleable struts can be contoured to fit varying arm sizes and shapes
• Detachable shoulder sling is included
• Made specifically for those who need better flexion and extension control, the fully adjustable design lets you control hinge settings, stabilizer length, and even strap tightness to fully support the elbow, forearm, and Humerus for better comfort and stability.

Indications :

• Stable fractures of the elbow, distal humerus, proximal radius or ulna
• Tendon and ligament injuries or repairs (Tommy John surgery, distal biceps tendon repair)
• Chronic elbow injuries
• Collateral ligament reconstructions
• Elbow hyperextension
• Range of motion control post injury
• Tennis elbow release
• Triceps tendon repair