The most mobile joint in the body
The shoulder joint is one of the most mobile joints in the human body. The shoulder blade and the collarbone form the highly flexible joint together with the head of the humerus. This enables us to perform delicate activities, such as writing, or to throw powerfully and lift heavy objects. The large radius of movement is possible because the joint is mainly held together by muscles, tendons and ligaments and is hardly protected at all by bony structures. The downside of this mobility is that the shoulder is therefore particularly susceptible to problems. A support immobilises the joint and supports healing.
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Physicool Bandages and Spray
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medi Humeral fracture brace Brace for immobilising the upper arm
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medi Clavicle support Kidz Clavicle support for children
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medi arm sling Kidz Internal rotation support
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medi arm sling Support for immobilisation in internal rotation
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medi Shoulder fix Shoulder immobilisation support
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medi SAS® 15 Support for positioning in abduction
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medi SAS® 45 Support for positioning in 30° or 45° abduction
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medi SAS® multi Support for positioning in abduction and external rotation
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medi SAK® Support for positioning in 10° to 60° abduction
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medi SLK 90 Shoulder dislocation cushion
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Omomed® Shoulder support for limiting movement
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