
Vissco Orthopaedic Heating Belt (Mini) - PC. No. 4011 (H1011)
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Est. delivery 3-5 Days
Nebula Shoulder Immobilizer is ideal for postoperative shoulder immobilization.
Provides good support around the shoulder.
Includes shoulder support for added convenience.
Available in U and XXL sizes.
Suitable for shoulder dislocation, upper-end humerus fracture, neck humerus fracture and GT (Greater Tuberosity) fracture.
Shoulder and arm support helps provide effective support and stabilization to the shoulder region.
Two strap belts hold the forearm and arm in place to immobilize the shoulder.
Adjustable strapping helps ensure a convenient and comfortable fit.
Specially designed to provide better immobilization with maximum comfort.
Place the shoulder support over your shoulder and lock to your comfort.
Wrap and lock the immobilizer around your upper abdominal region.
Now, wrap and lock the arm belt and forearm belt (adjust to the resting position of the shoulder and hand).
Hand wash with mild detergent and water.
Keep out of reach of children.
Yes. The shoulder immobilizer can be used as a post-operative support.
The Nebula shoulder immobilizer with shoulder support is specially designed to provide better immobilization in such conditions like Shoulder dislocation, Rotator cuff injury, Shoulder labral tear and Post paralysis shoulder support.
It helps hold and support the shoulder to assist with immobilization and can reduce pain associated with injury or surgery.
Wearing a shoulder immobilizer support can decrease the risk of shoulder dislocation by limiting shoulder movements.

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