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Aircast®

Arm Immobilizer

Attention Medicare Patients

Provides arm support for injuries and pre- and post-operative conditions

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Special Price $102.59 Regular Price $113.99
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The Arm Immobilizer provides arm support for injuries and a variety of pre- and post-op indications involving the shoulder, elbow, proximal or mid humerus, and wrist. Available with or without an Abduction Pillow, the Arm Immobilizer is engineered with new features designed to provide secure and comfortable support.


The innovative adjustable tri-strap design (back strap, shoulder strap, and under-arm strap) customizes fit while ensuring desired forearm elevation, horizontal angle, and support. Together the underarm and back straps restrict posterior arm mobility and help off-load pressure from the neck area helping to reduce pain. The Immobilizer is easily opened with a single strap for protected controlled motion and has an integrated hand guard that prevents the arm from inadvertently dropping. Durable mesh Immobilizer fabric helps keeps wearer cool and dry.


The Abduction Pillow, available with the Arm Immobilizer, positions the arm at an angle from the body to help promote healing. Manufactured from soft foam, the contoured Abduction Pillow comfortably supports the arm to off-load the shoulder and is indicated for such situations as rotator cuff or Bankart repairs.


Universal in design the Arm Immobilizer fits either the left or right arm.


Key Benefits:

  • Innovative underarm strap design limits posterior arm mobility to help reduce shoulder pain
  • Supportive shoulder strap helps minimize stress to neck while securely supporting arm
  • Durable mesh fabric is breathable to maximize support and comfort
  • Designed for left or right arm for ease of use and reduced inventory requirements
  • Abduction Pillow available for angled arm support to help promote healing

Indications:

  • Proximal humerus, AC joint, or clavicle fractures in acceptable position.
  • Reduced shoulder dislocations, rotator cuff or bicep injuries.
  • Post-op and injuries about the shoulder girdle for which immobilization is appropriate.

Pricing:

  • With Pillow - $69.99
  • Without Pillow - $24.99

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Product Questions

During cancer surgery the surgeon cut a cranial root nerve which cannot be repaired. Because of this my shoulder is severly injured and extremely painful. Surgery is not a alternative so I would like a suggestion on the type of shoulder brace that would help the pain. The right shoulder is about 6 inches lower than the
the left one. I have no muscle left, there's bone on bone and the clavicle is way out of line. I am 46 and it looks like my future will include a shoulder brace unless research discovers a way to regenerate or reconnect the nerve.

Do you have a suggestion or do you need more information?

Thank you,
David
Question by: David on Sep 23, 2013, 3:38 PM
David,
This is a comfortable brace. It has the tri-strap design that helps to take stress of the neck, as you would find in a standard sling. If you are going to be wearing the brace long term I would recommend this style of strapping. Also, when thinking long term I’d recommend that you get the pillow to go with it. This will create a more comfortable position for your arm to sit and the thoracic outlet. I would also advise that you to contact your doctor for more tips on pain control. Please feel free to contact us with any more questions.
Answer by: Admin on Sep 23, 2013, 3:38 PM
What is the best way to clean my arm imobilizer. Thank you
Question by: Jim Ryan on Oct 14, 2011, 6:16 AM
Hi Jim,

To clean your product you can hand wash it with mild detergent, water and let it air dry.

Have a nice day.
Answer by: Admin on Oct 14, 2011, 6:16 AM
What materials is the sling made from?
Question by: Linda Tywoniak on Apr 6, 2016, 12:20 PM
Lycra, Polyester and Nylon
Answer by: Admin on Apr 6, 2016, 12:20 PM
How much does it weigh?
Question by: Frank on Mar 26, 2015, 4:00 PM
Frank
It weighs .85lbs
Answer by: Admin on Mar 26, 2015, 4:00 PM
Description Arm Length (from elbow to wrist)
Medium Arm Immobilizer Up to 10.5" (< 26.7 cm)
Medium Arm Immobilizer with Abduction Pillow Up to 10" (< 25 cm)
Large Arm Immobilizer 10" plus (> 25 cm)
Large Arm Immobilizer with Abduction Pillow 9.5" plus (> 24 cm)