Elbow
The elbow is not a simple hinge joint. In addition to flexion and extension, the elbow can pronate and supinate.
Patients recovered an average of 15 degrees of elbow extension in five weeks, with most recovering full extension.“I started using your product after surgery and have found it to be a great addition to my recovery. It has definitely helped me when I was not making the progress I wanted. This product speed up my recovery and allowed me to gain both flexion and extension faster then I was making in therapy alone.”
Stephen S. Patient
Elbow Flexionater+™
Improved Solution for Elbow Motion Loss
Ermi’s new Elbow Flexionater+ provides flexion and extension with the benefits of our patented hydraulic mechanism.
The Elbow Flexionater+ combines both flexion and extension into a single solution, enabling the patient to stretch the total range of motion for the affected joint. The patented hydraulic mechanism provides the high-intensity controlled stretch necessary to achieve successful results. The Elbow Flexionater+ allows the patient to stretch in both pronated and supinated anatomical positions to achieve a very targeted stretch.
Benefits:
- Easy to follow program facilitates patient compliance
- Restores the ability to perform activities of daily living in only one hour per day
- Patient-controlled high-intensity stretch achieving up to 54 foot-pounds of torque
- A safer alternative to secondary or revision surgery
Elbow Extensionater®
Different elbow injuries require the forearm to be positioned differently when stretching. The unique design of the Ermi Elbow Extensionater improves elbow extension while allowing perfect forearm alignment, no matter the injury.
The Elbow Extensionater is designed based on the principle of three-point bending. It is a small, easy-to-use device that uses a patented pneumatic air bladder technology to improve extension.
Common Indications
- Ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction
- Radius fracture
- Ulnar fracture
- Humerus fracture
- Biceps tear
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