The Upper Limb Exerciser allows you to perform a variety of exercises for the wrist, forearm, elbow, and shoulder.
This includes flexion/extension, radial/ulnar deviation, pronation/supination, and more..
These can be used for unique isometric grip and pinch exercise and are ideal for using in a hand therapy group or on an individual basis following evaluation.
The patient can work to their baseline measurements initially, and then the range of force can be graded to meet each individual's functional goals .
Splints and custom-made orthotics to help protect your hand after a surgery, immobilize it, correct an injury or deformity, etc.
Bill Knudson developed arthritis in his left hand, which began to affect his ability to play the guitar and started impacting his job as a sign language interpreter.
Hand therapy helps patients with a variety of disorders and injuries of the hand, arm, wrist and fingers return to work and a more active lifestyle.
Johns Hopkins hand therapists can help with conditions ranging from simple fingertip injuries, to hand, arm and finger transplants and reattachments.
Precise objective measurements can be undertaken very early in hand therapy and continue throughout the full rehabilitation process, with E-LINK providing comprehensive progress reports including:
