25 devices · GMDN 48071
An assistive dynamic arm support system is a device designed to support people with weak or paralyzed arms, helping them to perform daily activities and rehabilitation exercises. It provides gravity-compensating support, allowing users to move their arm, wrist, and hand more easily. This type of system is typically used for activities such as feeding, self-care, and computer use, as well as for therapeutic training and preventing neck and shoulder complaints.
When browsing this category, it's essential to understand that these devices are subject to regulatory oversight, and their design and functionality are critical to ensuring safe and effective use. They are typically supplied as a complete system, including a main column, sling or components, and a mechanism for gravity compensation, such as a counterweight or spring, and may include power-assistive features.
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