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ULTRASLING® PRO
Key Features
- Revoluationary “Shoulder Ring” design helps optimize compliance
- Easy one-handed application
- Comfortable ventilation
- Post-op step down options
Description
DonJoy ULTRASLING® PRO
The new DonJoy® UltraSling PRO takes the next step in providing comfort, compliance and convenience to help improve the post-operative experience for you and your patients. The unique design of the UltraSling PRO helps immobilize and support the patient’s arm and shoulder with a comfortable universal sling and shoulder strap option that’s easy to apply and adjust. Telescoping, customizable straps may be easily trimmed to fit a wide range of patients. A new ‘shoulder ring’ slides easily over the arm in supine or sitting position and helps evenly distribute weight taking pressure off the neck. A removable contoured cushion helps provide abduction and relieves pressure on the ulnar nerve.
One Size Adjustable
Universally designed to fit the right or left arm, the UltraSling PRO features an envelope that can be adjusted and sized to accommodate a wide range of patients. Plus, the revolutionary shoulder strap system allows for fast, easy application.
Typical Indications
Post-operative rotator cuff repairs, Post-operative Bankart procedures, Capsular shifts, Glenohumeral dislocation/subluxation, Soft tissue strains/repairs
- "Using ER bracing after arthroscopic shoulder stabilization surgery, we found reliable and relatively quick return of motion, high scores for pain and function, and an apparently low risk of recurrent instability during the first year after surgery. We observed a close correlation between ROM recovery and patient-reported functional outcomes…" — Clin Orthop Relat Res. 2014 Aug;472(8):2389-96.
- "In a prospective multicenter randomized clinical trial comprising 198 patients with a first-time dislocation the recurrence rate in the external rotation group (26%) was found to be significantly lower than that in the internal rotation group (42%)." — Arch Bone Jt Surg. 2016 Apr;4(2):104-8.
