120 devices · GMDN 13810
A clavicle orthosis is a wearable support device designed to stabilize a fractured or injured clavicle (collarbone) by distributing pressure across the shoulders and upper back. It typically features padded straps arranged in a figure-of-eight pattern to limit movement and promote proper healing while also aiding posture correction during recovery.
These devices are generally reusable and sold as prefabricated (non-custom) options, requiring no professional fitting beyond sizing adjustments. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are typically classified based on their intended use and risk profile rather than as a single regulatory class.
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