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TREND Abduction Shoulder Sling

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TREND Abduction Shoulder Sling
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Brand: TREND

Trend Abduction Shoulder Sling – Post-Operative Shoulder Immobilizer (SKU: DCT-70ABD)

The Trend Abduction Shoulder Sling is a premium upper extremity orthosis designed to provide reliable post-operative shoulder immobilization and positioning. This advanced sling features an adjustable abduction platform that can be built up or broken down to deliver optimal support and comfort throughout every stage of recovery.

Constructed with TX2 Breathe Thru Mesh, padded neck support, and quick-release buckles, this shoulder abduction sling promotes airflow, reduces pressure points, and improves patient compliance. Ideal for post-surgical care, shoulder instability, and advanced rehabilitation protocols.

PDAC Approved Code:
L3670


Key Features

  • Provides secure post-operative and injury immobilization
  • Adjustable abduction platform for customized positioning
  • TX2 Breathe Thru Mesh sling promotes airflow and cooling
  • Padded neck strap enhances comfort during extended wear
  • Dual quick-release buckles for easy application and removal
  • Anti-migration thumb rest maintains proper hand positioning
  • Universal size with ambidextrous design

Indications

  • Post-operative shoulder care
  • Shoulder injuries and instabilities
  • Arthroscopic repair
  • Capsular shift procedures
  • Glenohumeral dislocations and subluxations

Sizing

  • DCT-3670 – Universal Size, Ambidextrous Design

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