At Orthotics UK we can provide you with the best orthotic device to support your elbows. We are also able to offer custom made or off the shelf elbow orthotics to ensure your elbows receive the best support possible.
There are many indications for using an elbow orthotic. These include:
If you are unsure if you would be suitable for an elbow orthotic please contact us to discuss.
Elbow orthotics can be used for a variety of conditions including:
This list of conditions is not exhaustive. If you are unsure if you would be suitable for an elbow orthotic please contact us to discuss.
There are many benefits that come from using an elbow orthotic. These include:
There are many benefits using an elbow orthotic to find out more please contact us to discuss.
There are many types of elbow orthotics available including:
Soft elbow orthotics provide a low level of support to the elbow joint and surrounding tissues. These devices include elbow bands which can help with golfer’s or tennis elbow. Neoprene and compression sleeves can be used to provide support and increase proprioception.
You may require an elbow orthotic which immobilises your joint following an injury or surgery, they can also be used to support flaccid or weak arms.
Range of motion controlled elbow orthotics are devices which have a range of adjustability to control the level of flexion and extension allowed. They can be used following surgery or injury and can be adjusted following rehabilitation gains.
The process to receive an elbow orthotic would be:
At Orthotics UK we are able to provide both stock and custom made orthotic devices for your elbows. During your assessment your orthotist will discuss what you require from the orthotic device. They will provide you with different options about the variety of orthotic devices that are suitable. In order to ensure your device fits correctly your orthotist will take measurements and if required a cast or scan of your arm. Once your orthoses has been manufactured you will be required to attend a fitting appointment. Your orthotist will then check that the fit is correct and will make any adjustments if necessary, they will also provide information about the use of the device.
To get in touch or arrange an appointment, you can call us at 0330 088 3949 or email office@orthotics.co.uk.
