Properties and Advantages

Orthoflex Braces: Properties and Advantages

Rapid application needing only one .pair of hands, application in less than one minute and avoids the mess of casting.
Adjustable variable rigidity as needed, flexible, padded lower limb support for patient’s comfort, simple adjustment for swelling and the reduction of swelling reduces risk of compartment syndrome, ischemia, and other complications.
Removable brace that allows easy access to the affected limb as needed, simple to readjust and reapply.
Lightweight brace that collapses into light packages for compact storage and easy carrying.
Affordable, reusable device that provides ROI (Return on Investment) for healthcare facilities.
Non-circular braces – cover only three sides of the limb.
Radiographic Translucency – the braces do not disturb the quality of the radiographic image and need not be removed for x-ray examination.
Absorption of Jolting – absorption of jolting during transport protects the patient from further injury and pain.
Easily Removable – the brace can be removed by the physician, nurse, or the patient at any time, thus allowing for easy change of dressings, examination of the limb, bathing and showering.
Increased Staff Compliance – the ease and simplicity of use significantly increases staff compliance.
Easily Washable and Sterilizable – all braces can be hand laundered using standard antiseptic soap such as chlohexidine scrub and gas sterilized.

We found that using this brace (in fractures of the calcaneus), relieve the patient’s pain pre and post operation and make them comfortable. Daily management is easy: early mobility is enhanced, wound care is facilitated. The nursing staff was very satisfied. The Orthoflex variable stiffness inflated brace is better than any previously used temporary support for these fractures and the patient can be discharged non-weight bearing using the same brace for support.
Oren Ben Lulu, M.D.

I was impressed by the mentioned ingenious device for Foot and Ankle splinting, and as a temporary and anti rotational fixation in hip fractures.
I find it a very comfortable splint for our patients.
C. Tauber. M.D.

I congratulate Prof. Daniel Reis and Mrs. Dalia Zucker on their brilliant idea. I do believe that in order to realize all the potential developments and expedite the production they should receive all necessary help, since orthopedics in Israel and the whole world is waiting to benefit from this contribution.
Nahum Halperin M.D.

We recommend the OF2 – Long brace for all EMS uses. Both user and patient satisfaction is high. I look forward to our ongoing collaboration and recommend the integration of the OF2 – Long brace as standard equipment for our ambulances.
Erez Geller. MDA.

The Brace gave the required support to the limbs and enabled the washing and treatment of the wound in a way easy to both caring staff and patient.
Sabi Roger M.D.

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