Socks/Stockings, Fracture
Definition : Socks or stockings designed to be worn next to the skin under splints, braces, or removable casts being used by patients during fracture healing. Fracture socks or stockings are usually made with a combination of a plant or animal fiber (such as cotton or wool), a synthetic fiber (such as polypropylene), and an elastic fiber for ease of fit. They provide comfort to the patient and wick moisture away from the skin. They can be washed and reused. Lower limb fracture socks or stockings are available in above- or below-the-knee length; each type may have open-toe or full-foot design. Upper limb fracture socks are available for use under casts, braces, or splints for the upper arm, lower arm, hand, or wrist.
Entry Terms : "Fracture Cast Socks" , "Fracture Socks" , "Fracture Cast Stockings" , "Fracture Stockings" , "Socks, Fracture"
UMDC code : 13634
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| | Kingsley Mfg Co Company Type: Parent Our e-commerce website provide complete product lines from the finest names in Orthotics & Prosthetics. Online orders will be processed and shipped with the same care and speed that you have come to expect from Kingsley. |  | | Knit-Rite Inc Company Type: Parent Knit-Rite remains committed to the continued research and development, manufacturing and distributing of products that deliver healthy benefits for a better quality of life. | | | Paceline Inc Company Type: Parent | | | Seattle Systems Inc Company Type: Parent Seattle Systems, Inc. engages in the design, manufacture, and marketing of orthopedic and rehabilitation products. Its product line includes orthotic bracing, cold therapy, sports medicine, and artificial limb components and systems. The company's Micro-Cool Therapy system is used in hospitals, rehabilitation clinics, and other treatment facilities. | | | Vilex Inc Company Type: Parent Vilex in Tennessee, Inc(Vilex) is a privately-owned company, headquatered in McMinnville, Tennessee. Sylvia Southard is president and cheif operating office. the main business of vilex is orthopedic and podiatric bone surgery. | | |
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