Wrist Elbow Support Brace, Elbow Joint Rehabilitation Training Device, Adjustable - 15° Extension and 170° Flexion, for Stretches The Tendons and Restores Movement

Product parameters Name: wrist exerciser Angle: Flexion 170°/Extension -15° Operation mode: manual Product advantages The internal precision mechanical structure realizes the training angle and adjusts it in real time. Innovative semi-enclosed structure can also be used normally by single-person operation. Static stretching with high torque, and low pain to easily stretch the restricted joints. Full-angle training flexion 170°; extension -15° full coverage of normal activity angle. The human elbow carrying angle is designed to be 0-15°, compounding the line of motion of the elbow joint. High-precision angle standard training effect is intuitively displayed. Package includes: 1*wrist Elbow rehabilitation equipment

• 【Free Flexion Stretching】:Slowly stretch the damaged and folded joint capsule through special instruments to reduce the folds of the joint capsule and restore the joint space to normal. Damaged articular surfaces will no longer be red, swollen, and worn.
• 【Restore Arm Health】:Elbow training set is ideal for physical and occupational therapy, providing controlled movement for rehabilitation of arm surgery or injury. An effective workout that speeds up recovery time and keeps your arms healthy.
• 【High Quality】:Precisely control the extension and flexion angle through the angle ruler, realize data visualization, and greatly reduce the pain under the same effect. The remote mode is designed for free bending and stretching for better results.
• 【Range of Motion】:Adjustable extension -15° and flexion 170° for full control over the elbow's range of motion. Allowing gradual recovery, the new joint float design prevents the carpal tunnel from being squeezed to meet different needs.
• 【Application】:It is used for stroke, hemiplegia, stiff arm, inability to bend or straighten, stiff joint contracture, adhesion of surrounding tissues, etc. Useful after surgery, ligament injuries, stable fractures, elbow syndrome, dislocations and soft tissue injuries.