WRIST BRACES, MEDICAL AND ORTHOPEDIC WRIST BRACES AND WRIST SUPPORTS

The Push care Wrist brace provides pressure around the wrist joint, thus improving its stability. This pressure can be adjusted as and when the need arises. The wrist joint is not immobilised, thus retaining the functionality of the hand. The palm of the hand is kept free, ensuring that a good grasp is maintained with these support braces.

There is a comfort zone made from padded material around the ulnar area of the wrist. 

INDICATIONS

• Support for strained wrists
• Slight residual instability
• Slight distortions
• Slight strain complaints in the wrist
• Slight strain complaints in the wrist extensors
• Arthrosis of wrist and carpus
• Slight rheumatoid complaints

The Push med wrist brace provides a high measure of support and protection to the wrist joint without restricting the functionality of the hand. The anatomically shaped stiffeners on these medical braces limit palmary and dorsal flexion without obstructing it completely.

The level of pressure can be optimised by an easy-to-apply elastic band. The brace is easily fitted with one hand around the forearm.

Comfort zones of padded material have been created around vulnerable areas of the wrist.

INDICATIONS

• Residual instability
• Moderate to serious distortions
• Strain complaints in the wrist
• Therapy-resistant strain complaints of the wrist extensors
• Tendinitis of the wrist extensors
• Wrist fractures without dislocations
• Follow-up treatment of wrist fractures
• Arthrosis with hydrops
• RSI

The Push Med Wrist Brace Splint allows the wrist joint to rest without restricting the functionality of the hand. These medical braces are easily fitted with one hand around the wrist.
 
A circular non-elastic connection guarantees that the post-forming splint closely follows the anatomy of the wrist joint. In this way,
palmary flexion is limited and the hand positioned in a functional state.

INDICATIONS

• Therapy-resistant strain complaints of the wrist extensors
• Moderate to serious rheumatoid complaints
• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• RSI