Boundless orthopedic immobilization

These braces are used to provide stability and support to the shoulder to promote healing and/or reduce pain. A sling is one style of this type; others include abduction restraints, airplane splints, and figure-8 clavicle braces. This ...

This is a custom-fit brace that is used to prevent side and backward bending of the lumbar spine as well as off-loading of the spine through intraabdominal pressure.

This a custom-fit brace that is used to prevent forward bending of the spine. It is used to allow healing following trauma to the spine.

These braces cross the elbow and can be used to resist movement or assist bending of the elbow for progressive stretching. EOs can also be used for support and positioning. These devices may be suitable for individuals with: Soft ...

These short splints are used to immobilize the thumb while also allowing the wrist and other fingers to move. There are longer versions that address conditions that extend from the thumb to the wrist. They are commonly referred to as ...

These orthotics encompass the forearm and the palm. They are primarily used to support weak muscles and/or immobilize or limit the motion of the wrist while allowing the fingers to move. These devices may be suitable for individuals ...

WHFOs are similar to wrist hand orthoses (WHOs), but extend to the tips of the fingers and thumb. They are used to prevent loss of range of motion or contracture at the wrist and fingers. WHFOs can be static or incorporate a joint for ...

Finger orthoses work to align the joints of affected fingers to promote healing, prevent progression of deformity, and increase function. This device may be suitable for individuals with: Rheumatoid arthritis Swan neck deformity Boutonniere ...

These orthoses can be used for a variety of specific needs to aid in positioning the hip. In young children they are often used to assist with proper development of a hip joint, while in older people the goal is to reduce pain or provide ...

Commonly referred to as knee braces, KOs can provide pain relief, increase joint stability, and support return-to-work or recreational activities. Types of KOs include: post-operative braces, unloaders, ACL braces, neoprene sleeves, patella ...