Patterson Medical Supply Wrist Brace Rolyan® D-Ring™ with MCP Support Aluminum / Polyester / Cotton / Foam / Polyester Left Hand Beige Large

Patterson Medical Supply Wrist Brace Rolyan® D-Ring™ with MCP Support Aluminum / Polyester / Cotton / Foam / Polyester Left Hand Beige Large - M-817000-1314 - Each

$88.99
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Patterson Medical Supply

Wrist Brace

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M-817000-1314

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Delivery - 1-2 Weeks, Directly Ships from the Manufacturer

  • Great for high-compliance treatment of arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, and other wrist disorders
  • Prevents unwanted flexion or extension, yet allows unobstructed motion of the fingers and thumb
  • Non-elastic circumferential design for easy application and for firm, evenly distributed pressure without restricting circulation
  • D-ring system for simple application, removal, and customized tension control
  • Protective padding is lined with cotton stockinette
  • Straps are cushioned by a double layer of stockinette under the closures
  • With a molded foam pad for metacarpal support, the brace is dense enough to support the MCPs, yet slightly flexible to allow functional hand use
  • Removeable, adjustable aluminum palmar stay for additional support
  • Forearm length is proportional to brace size
  • Machine wash and air dry

    • Item Id 817000
    MF ID A6127
    Brand Rolyan® D-Ring™ with MCP Support
    Manufacturer Patterson Medical Supply
    Application Wrist Brace
    Color Beige
    Dimensions 7-3/4 to 8-1/2 Inch Wrist Circumference
    Fastening Type D-Ring / Hook and Loop Strap Closure
    Length 7-1/2 Inch Length
    Material Aluminum / Polyester / Cotton / Foam / Polyester
    Size Large
    Stays Removable Palmar Stay
    Target Area Left Hand
    UNSPSC Code 42241806
    Usage Single Patient Use
    User Adult

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