Rehabilitation consumables

1. Injury braking protection: After sprains, strains, or soft tissue contusions, the joints should be restrained and fixed to limit abnormal movement, reduce traction on the affected area, relieve pain, and avoid secondary injuries.

2. Conservative and postoperative protection for fractures/dislocations: After reduction of fractures or joint dislocations, and orthopedic surgery, support and protect the damaged area, maintain the relative position of bones and joints, and assist in tissue repair.

3. Deformity correction and posture improvement: Used for mild joint deformities and abnormal posture, providing external support, correcting poor stress, and reducing joint load.

4. Daily rehabilitation protection: Used during rehabilitation training, moderately support joints; It is also used for degenerative joints (such as knee arthritis), to relieve joint pressure and alleviate movement pain.

5. Pain relief support: For lumbar muscle strain, cervical discomfort, etc., provide external support with lumbar and neck support, stabilize the spine, and reduce continuous compensatory muscle strain.

1. Muscle strength recovery training: Grip strength balls and rehabilitation elastic bands are used for hand, arm, and lower limb muscle strength exercises to improve muscle atrophy, enhance muscle strength and endurance, and are suitable for people with decreased muscle strength after surgery or stroke.

2. Joint range of motion training: Assist in carrying out flexion extension and traction training, release joint adhesions, improve limb stiffness, and restore normal joint range of motion.

3. Limb Resistance Rehabilitation Exercise: Elastic bands provide controllable resistance for resistance training, gradually strengthening limb movement ability.

4. Fixed protection during training: Use training straps to secure limbs, standardize training posture, prevent movement deformation, and reduce the risk of sprains during training.

1. Pressure sore prevention and wound care: anti bedsore pads and foam dressings are used for long-term bedridden and disabled people to disperse body pressure, reduce local pressure, prevent and care pressure sore, protect damaged wounds and promote skin repair.

2. Post ostomy care: The ostomy bag and ostomy base receive excrement, protect the skin around the ostomy, avoid skin irritation caused by excrement, and ensure the daily life and postoperative recovery of ostomy patients.

3. Postoperative pressure rehabilitation: Elastic sleeves, pressure bandages, and elastic socks are used to apply moderate pressure to postoperative wounds, scars, and varicose veins, reducing swelling, inhibiting scar hyperplasia, and improving venous blood return.

4. Incontinence protection care: Disposable care pads can receive urine and exudate, isolate stains, protect bedding and skin, reduce moisture irritation, and are suitable for recovering bedridden incontinence patients.

5. Home based basic rehabilitation care: adapted to hospital and family settings, meeting the daily rehabilitation care needs of patients with limited mobility, postoperative conditions, and chronic diseases, and improving their living comfort