The upper limb includes the arms, elbows, forearms, wrists, and fingers. The upper limb is exposed to various diseases and injuries. If you have injured your arm or shoulder, or have had upper extremity surgery, your doctor may suggest that you use a shoulder sling to speed up your arm's recovery. A shoulder sling holds a broken, or surgically operated arm or forearm in a bent elbow position and anatomical shoulder position. Even a hand sling can be used on paralyzed arms to support the weight of the upper limb, also supporting the shoulder in a semi-extended position. Seman's shoulder sling supports the plastered arm and distributes the weight of the upper limb on the back and shoulder.
Uses:
- Supportive after surgery
- Immobility in soft tissue injuries of the shoulder
- Arm and forearm fracture
- Brachial nerve damage to support the paralyzed arm
- Dislocation and half-dislocation of the shoulder
Features:
- Padded shoulder straps for patient comfort
- Adjustable elbow angle
- Side buckle for proper height adjustment
- Light and comfortable material
- Design suitable for right and left arm
