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The Aeroplane Splint Up to Wrist is a medical device designed to immobilize and support the arm and shoulder in an abducted position, extending down to the wrist. It is commonly used in cases where full shoulder and arm stabilization is required while maintaining the arm in a specific angle of abduction.

Aeroplane Splint Up To Wrist – G042

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₹4,300.00

Description

The Aeroplane Splint Up to Wrist is a medical device designed to immobilize and support the arm and shoulder in an abducted position, extending down to the wrist. It is commonly used in cases where full shoulder and arm stabilization is required while maintaining the arm in a specific angle of abduction.

Product Code   :   G042

Product Category   :    Splints

Size   :   S, M, L

Features

  • Supports Upper arm and shoulder
  • Polyethylene foam padding for better comfort.
  • Provides rigid immobilization.
  • Velcro and buckles are used for easy application.

Applications

  • Maintains shoulder in abduction at 90 degrees.

 

Uses and benefits:

  1. Post-Surgical Recovery: Supports healing after shoulder surgeries, such as rotator cuff repair or joint reconstruction.
  2. Burn Management: Helps in preventing contractures after skin grafts or burns involving the shoulder and arm.
  3. Shoulder Dislocation: Ensures proper positioning and immobilization after dislocation to aid healing.
  4. Neurological Conditions: Assists in maintaining proper limb alignment in cases of paralysis or spasticity affecting the shoulder and arm.
  5. Fracture Management: Supports the healing process for humerus fractures or similar injuries requiring immobilization.

Features:

  1. Adjustable Abduction Angle: Can be set at various angles (e.g., 30, 60, or 90 degrees) as per the doctor’s prescription.
  2. Full Arm and Wrist Support: extends to the wrist for complete immobilization of the upper limb.
  3. Lightweight Frame: Often made of aluminum or other lightweight materials to reduce strain on the patient.
  4. Padded Straps and Liners: Ensures comfort during prolonged use, preventing pressure sores or irritation.
  5. Custom Fit: Available in different sizes or adjustable designs to suit individual patients.

How to Use:

  1. Positioning: Place the splint under the arm and adjust it to the prescribed abduction angle.
  2. Securing: Use the straps to fasten the splint around the chest, shoulder, arm, and wrist securely.
  3. Comfort Check: Ensure padding is properly positioned to avoid discomfort or skin irritation.
  4. Follow-Up: Regularly check with a healthcare provider to ensure proper fit and effectiveness.

Who Can Benefit:

  • Patients recovering from shoulder or upper arm surgeries.
  • Burn patients requiring arm positioning to prevent contractures.
  • Individuals with conditions like brachial plexus injury or shoulder instability.
  • Neurological patients requiring upper limb immobilization.

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