OTC Sling Swathe Imobilizator ramena, stabilizator nadlaktice

Name: OTC Sling Swathe Imobilizator ramena, stabilizator nadlaktice
Brand: OTC
SKU: 0048503246501
Price: 68.10 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:OTC

2.9/5

€
68.10

OTC marka (model 2465) imobilizator ramena za remen i otkos. Ova popularna potpora dizajnirana je za ograničavanje kretanja unutar i oko ramena smanjenjem abdukcije i rotacije ruke. Lagani materijali, izdašna kopča na kuke i petlje i reverzibilni dizajn rezultiraju proizvodom koji je jednostavan za nanošenje, udoban za nošenje i prikladan za većinu odraslih tipova figure. Upotreba za: dislokacije ramena, odvajanje ramena, manje ozljede rotatorne manšete, istegnuća, posttraumatska, postkirurška stanja

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EAN: 0048503246501

Kategorije Medicinski pribor i oprema, Proteze, udlage i podupirači, Oslonci za ruke, šake i prste, Podupirači za ruke,

Potpuno prilagodljiv za sve veličine. Potpuno kontaktni sustav zatvaranja na kuku i petlju. Reverzibilan za korištenje s desnom ili lijevom rukom. Otkos se može lako postaviti na željeno mjesto uz pravilnu kompresiju. Naramenice i naramenice lako se prilagođavaju kako bi odgovarale širokom rasponu figura odraslih i adolescenata. Lagane podstavljene komponente pružaju izvrsnu imobilizaciju i udobnost nošenja.

Age Range (Description)	Adult
Brand	OTC
Color	Gray
Country of Origin	USA
Domestic Shipping	Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	2465
Manufacturer	OTC
Product Dimensions	2.5 x 14 x 5.75 inches; 3.2 Ounces
Size	One Size
Specific Uses For Product	Rotator Cuff Injury

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Scritto da: kimber mannino

Broken humerus

Broken humerus right below shoulder. No surgery clean break. But stabilization for 5 weeks. Tried 5 different slings and stabilizers. This was the best.

Scritto da: Shim

Useless

I bought this product to use after having a SLAP repair done on my left shoulder (labrum tear). The cheap large synthetic brace given to me at the hospital had caused a severe heat rash all along my forearm, so I was looking for a brace that would leave this area exposed while providing the necessary support. The problems with this product: 1) Ridiculously complicated and impossible to put on: Forget ever being able to put this on all by yourself. Even with another person it is damn near impossible. The picture on amazon.com does not show the complex set straps, hooks, loops, etc. that run across your back in every direction to keep this contraption on you. Most are unreachable. However, even if they were, the complexity of the entire set up definitely makes it a two man operation. 2) Very little support: I thought the manufacturer had figured out a way to immobilize the shoulder while eliminating the necessity of an arm/elbow sleeve portion to the sling. Turns out they didn't, but just went ahead and removed that part anyway. The bicep and wrist are held down while the elbow is free to swing away from your body with the slightest movement. Granted it's a very limited movement, but this jostling is really bad if you're recovering from shoulder surgery. It puts pressure on the shoulder joint in a similar way that an Kimora (aka Americana aka figure four) armlock would. This might not make sense to people who don't wrestle but it's the only way i can find to describe it. 3) Impossible to put on over clothes: There's a reason why the guy in the amazon product picture is wearing a skintight spandex compression shirt under his brace. The series of straps, hooks, etc. running across your body while wearing this brace make it impossible to put on over any sort of regular clothing. Even a standard t-shirt will bunch up in certain areas while being stretched in others under the pressure and movement of this brace. Think about it - the primary mechanism for stabilizing the bicep is a loop around your entire torso. Good luck getting this loop not to slide around over a t-shirt while allowing enough give to maintain for normal breathing. 4) Ridiculous Looking: I thought I didn't care how I looked while recovering from surgery. This brace taught me that there are limits. There are so many straps and parts to this thing (most are visible from behind). The complexity of this contraption gives the appearance that there is something much wronger with you than just your shoulder (think full upper body neurological issues). I don't know how to describe it. A mouth operated wheelchair would turn less heads. I have no positives to report. For individuals dealing with a heat rash, I would recommend that you alternate with a mesh sleeve style brace and use something like gold bond medicated powder. If you insist on using the heavier surgical sling you get after surgery, put a towel or something inside it. This brace is not a realistic option.

Scritto da: Cerrito Mamma

So happy I found this!

Two weeks ago I had a level 3 AC separation, and although I have very little pain, my doc recommended that I keep the weight off of my shoulder especially when walking around. I tried two different traditional slings, but they would always creep toward my neck and cause horrendous upper back pain. Plus, I felt really cramped like I was wearing a half straight-jacket. This new sling is amazing! The waist belt keeps the shoulder strap away from my neck, so the pressure is like a normal backpack strap. Plus almost everything (see below) is really padded and pretty comfy. I'd say it's equally difficult to get this on as a traditional sling. I also love that I can slip my hand in the cuff when I'm walking around, and then easily slip it out when need to sign a receipt, I sit down, etc. However, I doubt any sling is perfect, and here are the minor problems I've had with this one: - I'm 5'6'' and the shoulder strap was too long to keep my arm raised high enough. However, I was able to fix this with safety pins - After wearing this for a long time, my wrist gets a little uncomfortable. However, this is nothing compared to the back pain I had from traditional slings. - The clips that attach the shoulder straps are not padded, and sometimes poke my back a little if I wear this while sitting in a chair. - I don't really see the point of the arm band (maybe it is better for a different type of injury), and I prefer to keep my arm elevated slightly above my waist, so the arm band isn't really at the right place for me. Instead, I just velcro that part down to the waist belt and it stays out of the way. - I got this about two weeks after my injury so I'm starting to move my arm a little. A traditional sling might have been better at completely immobilizing my arm, especially since the arm band doesn't work for me.

Scritto da: Richy81

Velcro issues

Should have stronger Velcro and not so easily destroyed

Scritto da: G1

It's great~ but it took so long to get ~

I just received this immobilizer for my shoulder and would like to write a few words about it. I had a different, but the same type of, immobilizer for a shoulder injury that occurred about two weeks ago. Since I had been wearing it for a few weeks, and it was starting to fall apart, I decided to buy a new one. I have experience using multiple types of immobilizers due to my chronic shoulder problem, and I have concluded that this type is the best. And I saw a few complaints from previous reviews about its discomfort. It's true that this type of immobilizer is not comfortable and is not easy to put on. But keep in mind, the more comfortable you get, the more likely you'll get a bad result in terms of recovery. It's uncomfortable because it is doing its job very well. That's what an immobilizer is for! I'm really satisfied with this product, however, I'm very disappointed with the delivery time. I ordered with "Expedited" delivery service which was supposed to be delivered within 1-3 days for a ten dollar additional charge. But it took 4 business days to get it. If you need this urgently, it would be faster just to get it from the closest CVS store.

Scritto da: tigerrider

Great, comfortable, but velcro get weak

I ordered this product because the "cheapy" one I got in the ER just didn't do the trick after breaking my shoulder. This one provided great overall comfort and a nice over-the-shoulder support strap w/ a sling pouch for the arm. The ONLY issue I have with this product was that after about 3 weeks or so of use, the area where the Velcro strap attaches around the waist, got worn out from the frequent putting on & off a few times daily, that it eventually would not hold anymore. At first, I had hopes that this product would be an item to add to my in home first aid kit; "so to speak", (kinda like a pair of crutches you kept around after a twisted ankle healed)but now I don't think it'll work for me anymore, but only for someone with a smaller or larger waistline than me since the Velcro strap would attach in a different spot.

Scritto da: Jason Purcell

Best system I found

Recently spent about 8-10 weeks in one of these recovering from surgery. Best sling system I found and I tried 3 or 4. Very comfortable and adjustable, even one of my surgeon was impressed and asked where I got so he could recommend it in the future.

Scritto da: Delaina-Lu Gamblin

One Star

Complicated and the Velcro straps frayed the slings material.

Scritto da: Daniel Boisvert

Five Stars

good item