Figure-of-eight clavicle brace with adjustable non-elastic straps, breathable AirSANMED material and removable foam pads. Designed to provide support during the conservative management of clavicle fractures, under an orthopaedic clinician's guidance.
Features of the Vita Torso Support clavicle brace
The Vita Torso Support 02-2-003 fits around the shoulders and upper back in a figure-of-eight arrangement. This design helps hold the shoulders back to support the clavicle region.
Non-elastic straps adjust through buckles to fit the body. The straps can be trimmed during initial fitting, following the manufacturer's instructions and after a healthcare professional has checked the fit.
A semi-rigid plastic back support forms the central connection and adjustment point for the straps. This helps the brace maintain the selected fit.
Breathable AirSANMED foam is combined with a cotton inner lining and a laminate outer covering. Removable foam pads provide additional soft cushioning at contact points.
Intended use
The manufacturer's stated indication is the conservative management of clavicle fractures. This means support as part of treatment without surgery, when this approach has been selected by the orthopaedic clinician. Brace selection, initial fitting and wearing time are determined individually.
Explore our related range of clavicle supports and shoulder braces.
Frequently asked questions
How do the back support and non-elastic straps work together?
The back support provides a central point for adjusting the straps. The straps are set to the required length without stretching like elastic, while the foam pads add soft cushioning where the brace contacts the body.
What does One Size mean and how is the fit adjusted?
The brace is supplied in one adjustable size. Fit is adjusted through the buckles and strap length, and the straps can be trimmed during fitting. A healthcare professional should check the fit before any trimming, following the manufacturer's instructions.
Can I choose the strap tension and wearing time myself?
Your orthopaedic clinician determines strap tension and wearing time according to the fracture and recovery progress. Wear the brace as instructed; tighter straps do not necessarily provide better support.
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