Humerus-Brace-Upto-Shoulder-G023

Humerus-Brace-Upto-Shoulder is a specialized orthopaedic device designed to stabilize and support the humerus (upper arm bone) following fractures, injuries, or surgeries. This brace provides immobilization and compression from the shoulder to the elbow, ensuring proper alignment and promoting healing.

Product Code   :   G023

Product Category   :    Splints

Size   :   S, M, L , XL

Key Features:

1. Full-Length Coverage:

1. • Extends from the shoulder to the elbow, providing comprehensive support for the humerus.

2. Rigid or Semi-Rigid Structure:

1. • Made from lightweight materials like thermoplastics or composites for strong stabilization.
   • Designed to fit snugly around the upper arm.

3. Adjustable Straps:

1. • Velcro or buckle straps secure the brace, allowing for customizable compression and fit.

4. Shoulder Support:

1. • Includes additional straps or padding at the shoulder to prevent excessive movement and maintain proper positioning.

5. Padded Interior:

1. • Soft lining enhances comfort and reduces the risk of skin irritation during prolonged wear.

6. Open Design:

1. • Allows for ventilation, reducing sweat and discomfort.

Common Uses:

1. Humerus Fractures:

1. • Stabilizes mid-shaft or proximal humeral fractures, ensuring proper alignment for healing.

2. Post-Surgical Recovery:

1. • Immobilizes the humerus after surgical interventions, such as plating, intramedullary nailing, or external fixation.

3. Soft Tissue Injuries:

1. • Provides support for severe bruising, muscle tears, or ligament injuries in the upper arm.

4. Pathological Fractures:

1. • Used in cases of weakened bones due to conditions like osteoporosis, bone tumors, or metastatic disease.

5. Chronic Conditions:

1. • Provides stability and pain relief for conditions like shoulder instability or rotator cuff injuries.

Advantages:

1. Stabilization and Protection:

1. • Immobilizes the humerus to prevent further injury and promote proper healing.

2. Customizable Fit:

1. • Adjustable straps allow for a secure and comfortable fit for different arm sizes.

3. Lightweight and Comfortable:

1. • Designed for prolonged wear with minimal discomfort.

4. Maintains Functionality:

1. • Allows limited movement of the forearm and hand, enabling basic daily activities.

5. Non-Invasive:

1. • Provides effective immobilization without the need for surgical fixation.

Limitations:

1. Restricted Shoulder Mobility:

1. • Limits arm and shoulder movement, which may hinder certain activities.

2. Not Suitable for Complex Fractures:

1. • Severe fractures or those involving joint displacement may require surgical treatment.

3. Fit Challenges:

1. • Requires proper fitting to avoid discomfort, pressure sores, or reduced effectiveness.

How to Use:

1. Position the Brace:

1. • Slide the arm into the brace, ensuring it covers the humerus from the shoulder to the elbow.

2. Adjust the Straps:

1. • Secure the Velcro or buckle straps snugly around the arm, starting at the shoulder and working down to the elbow.

3. Check Alignment:

1. • Ensure the arm is properly aligned and supported within the brace.

4. Wear as Directed:

1. • Follow your healthcare provider’s instructions regarding wear time and activity restrictions.

Care Instructions:

• Cleaning:
  • Wipe the brace with a damp cloth and mild soap. Allow it to air dry completely before reuse.
• Maintenance:
  • Inspect straps, padding, and rigid components for wear and replace if necessary.

Types of Humerus Braces:

1. Standard Humerus Brace:

1. • Covers the upper arm and provides basic stabilization for fractures or soft tissue injuries.

2. Shoulder-Specific Humerus Brace:

1. • Includes additional straps or padding to support the shoulder and prevent movement.

3. Custom-Made Braces:

1. • Tailored to the individual’s anatomy and condition for a more precise fit.

Ideal For:

• Individuals recovering from humeral fractures or surgeries.
• Patients with conditions requiring long-term immobilization of the upper arm.
• Situations where non-invasive stabilization is preferred over surgical options.

If you’re considering a Humerus Brace (Up to Shoulder), consult a healthcare professional to ensure proper fit and alignment for your specific condition.