AT Surgical Splint for Tennis Elbow Features
- The splint is equipped with adjustable straps or Velcro closures that allow for a personalized and secure fit
- It has a padded portion that provides targeted support and pressure to the affected area of the forearm, commonly associated with tennis elbow
- Designed to be lightweight and low-profile, which means it is not bulky and allows for ease of movement
- The materials used in the construction of the splint are often breathable, allowing for ventilation and reducing the accumulation of moisture and sweat
- Made from durable materials to ensure long-lasting performance. This durability allows for repeated use and withstands the rigors of daily activities
- Designed to be easy to put on and remove, simplifying the process of using the device
Frequently Bought Together
- Biofreeze Professional Pain Relieving Gel
- AT Surgical 8-Inch Thumb Spike Stabilizer Splint
- AT Surgical 5 Inch Protective Wrist Brace
How to use AT Surgical Tennis Elbow Brace?
- Start by selecting the appropriate size of the splint based on the measurement guidelines provided by the manufacturer.
- Position yourself in a comfortable seated or standing position with your arm relaxed and the elbow slightly bent.
- Slide the splint over the forearm, with the padded portion resting on the top side of the forearm, just below the elbow.
- Adjust the straps or Velcro closures on the splint to achieve a snug but comfortable fit. Make sure the splint is securely fastened, but avoid overtightening, as it may restrict blood flow.
- The splint should be positioned so that the padded portion rests directly over the painful area on the outer side of the elbow, commonly known as the “tennis elbow” area.
- Once the splint is properly secured, check that you have a full range of motion in the elbow joint. The splint should not overly restrict movement but provide support and stability during activities that may aggravate the condition.
How to measure?
- Measure the elbow at the widest point for the best fit
How to clean this splint?
- Wash in mild suds and rinse several times in clear water
- Roll in a towel to absorb moisture and dry flat
- Do not iron tennis elbow surgery splint
- Do not use a dryer
