The washable and particularly lightweight FlexiOH® Short Arm Immobilizer was specially designed for immobilizing closed wrist and forearm fractures. The open areas ensure optimal air circulation, which minimizes uncomfortable sweating. In combination with the biocompatible padding, the innovative all-round cast effectively prevents irritation and injury to the skin and ensures a high level of wearer comfort over the long term.
The OrthoHeal orthopaedic immobilizer features a convenient zip fastener that allows for quick application and removal without the need for additional equipment such as plaster saws or plaster spreaders. Once the FlexiOH® Short Arm Immobilizer has been correctly positioned, it is cured within 3 to 10 minutes using the Rizycure® light device, available separately. Thanks to its radiolucency, it is not necessary to remove the splint for X-ray examination during checkups and can therefore remain on the arm until the fracture is completely healed.
Product Details
FlexiOH® Short Arm Immobilizer from OrthoHeal
Innovative orthopaedic immobilization
For immobilization of closed wrist and forearm fractures
Breathable, radiolucent, washable and particularly lightweight
Optimal air circulation thanks to the open interstices
The proportion of air-permeable interstices is about 46%
Prevents skin irritation caused by perspiration
Biocompatible padding prevents skin irritation and injuries
Offers patients a high level of wearing comfort
Minimizes the risk of infection
Practical zip for easy application and removal
Rapid curing within 3-10 minutes with the Rizycure® light device
Complies with ISO 10993-10 and ISO 13485:2016
CE-certified medical device
Size range: XS, S, L, M and XL
1 piece
Areas of Application
For immobilization of wrist and forearm fractures
For carpal bone fractures of the scaphoid or trapezium
Size Chart
In order to ensure a good convalescence and a high wearing comfort, it is necessary to take the appropriate measurements of the patient's hand. It is also recommended that the size selection is additionally oriented towards the patient's comfort.
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