Clavicle Brace For Shoulder Support
A clavicle brace provides support and stability for the collarbone and back after a fracture. Braces are used as a treatment method to rest and stabilize the bone while allowing it to heal. The clavicle bone is the long bone that connects the breastplate and the shoulder on each side of the body. Surgery is rarely needed for a fractured clavicle, and there are many types of braces and slings available to aid in the healing process.
This clavicle brace is designed for those with a clavicle (collar bone) injury. It pulls the wearer’s shoulders back and gives support as the injury heals. The manufacturer also claims that it is useful for suffers of fibromyalgia and those with shoulder instability.
There are two types of braces used to immobilize the arm to allow for healing: a figure-of-8 clavicle brace and a sling. A sling holds the arm in a bent position at the person’s side. People with hairline fractures or simple fractures should wear a sling. Usually, a physician or physical therapist will have the person begin motion exercises after a few weeks to keep the arm from becoming stiff.
The figure-of-8 clavicle brace holds the clavicle in the correct alignment by forcing the shoulders into a retracted position, and finding the right size is very important for proper recovery. The straps of a figure-of-8 brace wrap around both shoulders and are connected at the middle of the person’s back. The straps should be tightened periodically to reposition the back. People with back issues as a result of bad posture also might wear this type of brace.
Clavicle injuries are fairly common, and they usually occur when people fall down with their arm outstretched, or they fall directly on a shoulder. Young children are especially susceptible to fractures because the clavicle bone does not fully develop until a person is in their late teens or early twenties. A broken clavicle is easily felt through the skin and usually is accompanied by swelling or bruising around the area of the fracture. This type of injury can make it extremely difficult for a person to rotate or lift his or her arm. Typically, the only treatment for this type of fracture is a clavicle brace, sometimes followed by physical therapy.
Clavicle Brace Buckle is scientifically designed to immobilize, compress and ensure linear union of fractures involving the clavicle bone. It is used where neither neuro vascular disturbances are severe, nor surgery is required.
Linear union.
No loosening with time.
No abrasion, no rash.
Comfortable auxiliary padding.
Tynor Clavicle Brace with Buckle Features
Claw buckles
Easy to apply.
No loosening with time.
Ethafoam Buckle pad
Ensures protection from buckle injury.
Improves comfort of the patient.
Soft PU foam padding
Ensures No underarm rash.
Improves comfort of the patient.
Improves compliance of the product.
Figure of eight design with lateral vector
Ensures linear union of the clavicle bone.
Allows the required movement of the area with perfect immobilization of the clavicle bone.
Easy application and tightening of the product.
Shoulder Support is one of the most commonly used designs to immobilize and support the dislocated shoulder. This is also used in the fractures of clavicle bone and the shoulder joint where immobilization of the region is required .
Perfect immobilization.
Enhanced comfort.
Convenient application.
Wrinkle proof.
Tynor Universal Shoulder Immobilizer Features
Two piece design
Offers better immobilization.
Easy application and removal.
Comfortable.
Made of 3 layered P.U. bonded fabric
Durable and non –tearable.
Plush looks.
Provides warmth.
Wrinkle free.
Soft to feel
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