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Increase upper extremity ROM through positioning techniques including prolonged stretch, tone management, and shoulder support
Capacity to facilitate elbow flexion, internal/external shoulder rotation, abduction, wrist extension.
Wear schedule for device
> 2 hours prolonged stretch (Ada et al., 2005)
Continual assessment of fit to ensure
progress and comfort (ie. edema, pressure,
skin breakdown)
Demonstration link:
Estimated Total
$150-$360
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Link to manufacturer website:
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