ORLETT Wrist Brace with Metal Splint - WRS-202(P) (Right)

ORLETT Wrist Brace with Metal Splint - WRS-202(P) (Right)

Title: ORLETT Wrist Brace with Metal Splint - WRS-202(P) (Right)

Description:

The ORLETT WRS-202(P) wrist brace provides superior immobilization and stabilization for the wrist joint. Its strong fixation significantly limits movement, reducing pain and promoting healing. A hook-and-loop closure allows for adjustable compression and a customized fit.

Key Benefits:

• Superior Immobilization: A wide metal splint ensures proper wrist alignment and support.
• Breathable & Comfortable: Constructed from innovative, durable Soft touch material for enhanced breathability and all-day comfort. The porous structure promotes airflow and moisture-wicking.
• Hypoallergenic: The material is designed to be hypoallergenic, minimizing the risk of skin irritation or allergic reactions.
• Secure Fit: Adjustable hook-and-loop straps provide a snug, secure fit.

Indications for Use:

• Ligament and tendon injuries of the wrist
• Post-cast immobilization and support
• Post-surgical recovery from wrist procedures
• Mild to moderate wrist instability (habitual dislocation)
• High-impact sports activities involving the wrist
• Chronic inflammatory wrist conditions (arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis)
• Traumatic neuropathies of peripheral nerves (carpal tunnel syndrome, styloideitis)
• Tenosynovitis of the wrist and hand

Sizing:

Measure your wrist circumference tightly (but not constricting) using a measuring tape. Refer to the size chart (provided separately or on product packaging) to select the appropriate size.

Registered Medical Name:

Wrist Brace, Art. WRS-202(P)

Registration Certificate:

FSZ 2011/09549

Keywords:

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