The Open Stable Sling Universe
Free your funny bone while providing comfort, stability and rotation control of the shoulder.
Top Shelf Orthopedics introduces an innovative approach to shoulder stabilization with a patent pending open elbow design.
Wearing a sling after a shoulder surgery used to be an uncomfortable experience, which meant less compliance and discomfort. By leaving the elbow open, these issues are addressed with The Open Stable Sling. Allowing the arm to sit in a natural but supported position helps reduce the chances of irritation to the nerves and soft tissue around the elbow while the shoulder heals.
ACE Innovation Award Finalist
Indications
- Rotator Cuff Repair
- Bankart Repair
- Shoulder Instability
- Total Shoulder Replacement
- Capsule Repair
- Muscle / Ligament Injury
- SLAP Repair
- Shoulder Dislocation
- Posterior Capsule Repair
- AC Joint Separation
Features and Benefits:
- Fits right or left, Universe accommodates most sizes reducing inventory needs
- Standard Abduction Pillow, External Rotation Abduction Pillow Options
- Internal, neutral & external rotation adjustable to accommodate rehab specific guidelines
- Multiple thumb support options to decrease irritation
- Comfortable shoulder strap reduces pain and pressure on the unaffected shoulder
- Trimmable strap ends allow for adjustment and optimal fit to the wearer
- Easy one handed buckle closure allows the wearer to don and doff the device without assistance
- Allows “Sling Only” configuration to aid in the recovery process when abduction is no longer needed
Product “fitting videos” are provided to assist patients and clinicians in achieving the best possible experience with our products, and are not meant to replace the Directions For Use which are provided with each product. Always familiarize yourself with the product by reading the Directions For Use.
| Description | Part Number |
| The Open Stable Sling Universe | 502330 |
| The Open Stable Sling Universe, Sling Only | 502331 |
| 15 Degree Accessory Wedge | 502060 |
Measurement
Measure elbow to base of little finger.
