ADVAGOshoulder Application Video


ADVAGOshoulder: Application | Shoulder Range

ADVAGOshoulder: Taking off without Help | Shoulder Range

ADVAGOshoulder Advantages at a Glance

- Safe and stable positioning of the arm thanks to the new comfort & safety design
- 3-in-1 system: External rotation, neutral 0 or internal rotation positioning
- ARS (Anti Rotation Silicone) hip strap prevents the orthosis from moving
- Good load distribution thanks to hip and shoulder strap
- Individually adjustable using variable shoulder strap
- Ergonomically shaped hand pad
- The patented ABC (Adjusting Belt Clip) strap clip system helps the patient to balance out the forearm and thus reduce the pain
- Customized logo on request
- Traceability by serial number simplifies logistic processes
ADVAGOshoulder Indications

- Luxations
- Upper arm ball joint fractures
- Clavicle fracture
- AC joint dislocation
- Rotator cuff rupture
- Endoprostheses
ADVAGOshoulder Instruction for Use

Sizes: | Medium | Large | X-Large |
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Hip belt | 72 - 110 cm | 92 - 145 cm | 92 - 145 cm |
Shoulder strap | up to 190 cm | up to 190 cm | up to 210 cm |
Please download the ADVAGOshoulder instruction for use:
Available to who

This product is available to:
- Public Hospitals
- Private hospitals
- Surgeons
- Patients (with consent from the clinical team)
- Athletes and sports professionals and their associated clubs
- Physiotherapists
- Sport Physicians
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Luxations, Upper Arm Ball Joint Fractures, Clavicle Fracture, AC Joint Dislocation, Rotator Cuff Rupture, Endoprostheses
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Luxations, Upper Arm Ball Joint Fractures, Clavicle Fracture, AC Joint Dislocation, Rotator Cuff Rupture, Endoprostheses
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Luxations, Upper Arm Ball Joint Fractures, Clavicle Fracture, AC Joint Dislocation, Rotator Cuff Rupture, Endoprostheses
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Luxations, Upper Arm Ball Joint Fractures, Clavicle Fracture, AC Joint Dislocation, Rotator Cuff Rupture, Endoprostheses
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