Elbow Splint

The elbow joint is immobilized or early mobilized using an elbow orthosis. The extension and flexion of both joints can be adjusted in increments of 15°, as well as the fixation angle. The othosis is equipped with two split joints, four inelastic joints, circumferential straps, and an adjustable neck strap to provide the arm with support and ensure the best possible stability and comfort while wearing. The stabilizing splints are easily detachable and can be bent to accommodate a variety of medical conditions. Skin-friendly padding guarantees optimal comfort. input:
output:A elbow orthosis is employed to treat contractures and instabilities of the elbow joint, as well as for the conservative treatment of elbow luxations with concomitant injuries, postoperative care after prosthetic implant, juxta-articular pseudoarthrosis, post-traumatic joint changes, and follow-up treatment with stabile fractures of the distal humerus.