Static progressive orthoses allow the joint to be stretched past its active end range and held at that position. In general, treatment sessions last for a minimum of 30 minutes three times per day over a period of 2 to 3 months, or as indicated by the physician or therapist.
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Doctors-Therapists-DealersCustom Orthotics | Bracing & SupportsBracing & SupportsHand / FingerStatic Progressive Wrist | 50P16 (Available in the U.S. only)
Static Progressive Wrist | 50P16 (Available in the U.S. only)
Indications
- Soft tissue contractures
- Joint stiffness
- Limited range of motion
Results
- Stretching the connective tissue in order to permanently maintain, increase, or restore range of motion
Features and Benefits
- Can assist both flexion and extension of the wrist
- Easy to set, adjust, and release tension
- Malleable cuffs for custom fitting
- Self-wicking liner helps keep skin dry
- Cuffs can be trimmed for universal sizing
| Static Progressive Wrist | ||
| Material no. | Side | Size |
| 50P16=L | left | universal |
| 50P16=R | right | universal |
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