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11 Jan First Plaster Cast With Walking Heel

Lower Short Leg plaster cast With heel Slwc Plastertesters Info
Lower Short Leg plaster cast With heel Slwc Plastertesters Info

Lower Short Leg Plaster Cast With Heel Slwc Plastertesters Info Shock absorbing accessory. the cellona walking heel is an accessory used for shock absorption during temporary load with a plaster or synthetic cast. it protects casts from dirt and moisture and can be integrated while applying the cast or added later on. 4 heels available: #1 cushioned tread, #2 pedestal, #3 adult, #4 child: #1. cushioned tread heel provides the most tread possible in a walking cast heel. providing maximum grip needed for the active patient. #2. pedestal heel provides tread similar to that of a tennis shoe. its ideal shape provides a natural rocker bottom.

plaster cast Dsc 2979 cast N heels Flickr
plaster cast Dsc 2979 cast N heels Flickr

Plaster Cast Dsc 2979 Cast N Heels Flickr Rubber walking cast heel. skin traction brace below knee shoulder immobilizer (elastic) ₹ 111 ₹ 95 tax included. specially designed to reduce stress in the specific area for immobilization of the bones. to incorporate with the plaster cast for early ambulation on cast. made of rubber, highly durable and resilient. The cellona walking heel by lohmann rauscher is used as a walking profile for shock absorption when walking with a plaster and to protect the dressing from dirt and moisture. the lightweight, sure footed and shock absorbing walking heel can be applied immediately or added later on. Description. features. • made of rubber, highly durable and resilient. • dale platform designs for additional walking surface and increased stability and also allows rocking action. • medical longitudinal arch supports for better stability. • used for both right and left. indicated for application. • to incorporate with the plaster. About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms.

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