ROM Range of Motion Elbow Brace

The ROM Range of Motion Elbow Brace provides post-operative immobilisation or range-of-motion control for the elbow. It can offer a conservative treatment for elbow dislocation or luxation, and can be adjusted with ease to suit the individual requirements of the wearer.

Indications of the ROM Elbow Brace

The ROM Elbow Brace has been designed to provide reliable post-operative immobilisation, controlling range of movement to help with healing and recovery.

It can also be worn as part of a conservative treatment for elbow dislocation, and is suitable for stable or internally fixed fractures of the distal humorous or proximal radius or ulna.

Benefits of the ROM Elbow Brace

With a one-push bottom providing length adjustment from 34cm to 43cm, the ROM Elbow Brace can be altered to best fit the wearer. It features transcendent overall adjustability, while also being available in one size to fit most people to eliminate the need to measure limbs.

Additionally, the elbow brace is made from a breathable laminated soft foam material, which allows air to flow through the brace and keep the skin cool. This improves the hygiene of the brace, making it suitable for longer wear.

How Do I Use the ROM Elbow Brace?

For detailed instructions on the use of this elbow brace, take a look at the PDF instruction manual in the table below:

User Instructions

Immobilisation with the ROM Elbow Brace

The ROM Elbow Brace provides immobilisation of the elbow at 10° to 15° increments. It limits range of movement by adjusting the hinge settings.

By providing adjustable immobilisation, the brace will be ideal for conditions where progressive treatment and healing takes place. It can be altered over time as and when required to accommodate the changing needs of the injured or affected elbow.

Extension and Flexion Limitations

The ROM Range of Motion Elbow Brace is available for both the right and the left elbow, and can be adjusted to provide the preferred extension and flexion limitations. The immobilisation of the elbow can be altered for both extension and flexion limitation at 0°, 10°, 20°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 75°, and 90°.