Elastic Shoulder Immobilizer (ESI-01AD)
₹1,050.00
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Description
Indication for Use
Shoulder Dislocations or Subluxations
Helps stabilize the shoulder joint after it has been dislocated.
Post-Surgical Immobilization
Used after rotator cuff repair, labrum surgery, or fracture fixation to protect healing tissues.
Clavicle (Collarbone) Fractures
Provides support and reduces movement to aid healing.
Acromioclavicular (AC) Joint Injuries
Helps manage pain and healing in AC separations.
Rotator Cuff or Soft Tissue Injuries
Supports the shoulder to reduce strain on injured tendons or muscles.
Brachial Plexus Injuries
Reduces arm movement to protect nerve recovery.
Fractures of the Humerus (Upper Arm Bone)
Keeps the arm in a stable position for healing.
An elastic shoulder immobilizer limits shoulder motion, reduces pain, and prevents further injury while allowing some flexibility compared to a rigid brace.
Application
1. Prepare the Patient
Ensure the patient is seated or standing upright in a relaxed position. If applying post-surgery or after an injury, move the arm carefully to avoid further pain or damage.
2. Positioning the Immobilizer
Wrap the elastic band around the torso (across the chest and upper back). Make sure the strap sits snugly below the armpits and does not cause discomfort.
3. Placing the Arm in the Immobilizer
Position the affected arm across the abdomen, keeping the elbow bent at 90 degrees. Slide the forearm into the arm support strap, ensuring it is secure but not too tight.
4. Securing the Straps
Fasten the Velcro straps or buckles to keep the arm close to the body. Adjust the shoulder strap (if present) to prevent excessive shoulder movement.
5. Comfort & Fit Check
✅ Ensure the arm and shoulder are well-supported without excessive tightness.
✅ Ensure the arm and shoulder are well-supported without excessive tightness.
✅ Ensure the arm and shoulder are well-supported without excessive tightness.
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