Wrist Orthosis - Thumb Orthosis Munich
With 27 bones and a multitude of tendons, muscles and joints, our hand is incredibly mobile. It is therefore our most important, endogenous "tool" and constantly in motion. However, this also means that it is easy to overuse, inflame, or injure the hand or wrist. For example, when we fall, we instinctively catch ourselves with our wrist, which can result in strains or even fractures in the wrist. In order for such an injury or inflammation to heal properly, a suitable wrist orthosis is usually the most effective solution.


Reasons for a wrist orthosis
First and foremost, a wrist orthosis or thumb orthosis ensures immobilization and protection of the wrist. This prevents painful movements and allows the hand to heal properly.
The indications for a wrist orthosis are very diverse. For example, falls in sports or everyday life can quickly lead to sprains or fractures in the hand. In addition, diseases can also lead to pain in the wrist. Examples are arthrosis of the wrist, rhizarthrosis, tendonitis, carpal tunnel syndrome or rheumatism.
Hand orthoses assortment at ergonomic care Munich
At ergonomic care Munich, we distinguish between ready-made, prefabricated and individually manufactured hand orthoses:

Fabricated wrist orthoses - Thumb orthoses
These are industrially prefabricated hand orthoses from one of our partner companies. Our team of specialists fits the wrist orthosis exactly to your measurements and needs. At ergonomic care, we rely on the quality of medi, Bauerfeind, Sporlastic, Streifeneder and Bort, among others. Here we present a selection of products from these manufacturers:
Individually manufactured hand orthoses
If a ready-made wrist or thumb orthosis is not sufficient, we also offer custom-made orthoses at ergonomic care Munich. One reason for this can be a severe deformity, especially in pediatric and adolescent medicine. We use special joint systems from the Caroli company to be able to precisely adjust the desired fixation position, or the range of motion of the wrist. By using the most modern materials, we are also able to achieve high wearing comfort with low weight. In addition, you can choose from a variety of design options as to how your hand orthosis should look.

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Your advantages with ergonomic Care
The first medical supply store that could help me.
Due to my tendovaginitis on both arms, no medical supply store had the splints there but here in Ergonmic Care I was even offered a cheaper variant and ordered immediately.
When I picked up the splints, everything went smoothly and I was helped immediately. The service - from the consultation, order and pickup - was top! Thank you again and I will be happy to come to you again.
wbjg27 - customer
Three steps to your perfectly fitting hand orthosis
1
Free consultation and measurement in our branch at Sendlinger Tor
Come to the branch at any time without an appointment. Just bring your prescription with you.
We will explain your condition to you in detail. We will also provide you with free information material.
We will then inform you about the further course of care. Furthermore, we will take care of the billing with your health insurance company. You do not have to worry about anything.
If necessary, we can also advise you on how to obtain the appropriate prescription from your doctor.

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Individual adaptation of the hand orthosis to your symptoms
We work with you to select the right model for your individual indication. In most cases, we can supply you directly on site. If the right orthosis for you is not in stock, we can order it for you within a few days.
In the case of more complex complaints, you will usually receive a prescription for a custom-made orthosis from your doctor.
After a detailed anamnesis, we plan your orthosis and then manufacture it on site in our workshop at Sendlinger Tor.
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Collection and final adjustments
As soon as your orthosis is ready, you will be conveniently notified by us via SMS.
Upon pick-up, we will check the optimal fit and train you with the handling of your hand orthosis.
