ERBS PALSY/AEROPLANE SPLINT

INS Orthotics’ Erb’s Palsy (Aeroplane) Splint offers comfortable, effective immobilization of the shoulder and arm to support recovery from brachial plexus injuries in infants and children.

Support. Immobilize. Promote Healing.

The Erb’s Palsy/Aeroplane Splint from INS Orthotics is specifically designed to immobilize and position the shoulder and arm at a safe abduction angle to aid healing from Erb’s Palsy (brachial plexus injury), common in newborns and infants.

This splint gently holds the arm away from the body in the “aeroplane” position, preventing contractures and promoting nerve recovery. Constructed from lightweight, breathable materials with adjustable straps, it ensures comfort during extended wear.

Key Features of the Erb’s Palsy/Aeroplane Splint:

  • Adjustable Shoulder Abduction Angle: Supports optimal therapeutic positioning

  • Lightweight, Breathable Fabric: Comfortable for infants and children

  • Soft Padding: Prevents skin irritation and pressure sores

  • Easy-to-Use Straps and Fasteners: Secure fit and simple adjustments

  • Durable Construction: Suitable for daily use over extended periods

💡 Benefits:

  • Supports nerve regeneration by maintaining correct arm positioning

  • Prevents joint stiffness and muscle contractures

  • Comfortable design promotes compliance in pediatric patients

  • Easy for caregivers to apply and adjust at home or clinic

  • Recommended by pediatric therapists and orthopedic specialists

🛒 Recommended For:

  • Infants and children with Erb’s Palsy or brachial plexus injuries

  • Pediatric orthopedic and rehabilitation clinics

  • Hospitals and therapy centers specializing in pediatric care

  • Caregivers seeking safe, effective splinting solutions in Uganda

🌍 Trusted Pediatric Orthotic Care Across Uganda

INS Orthotics provides expertly crafted Erb’s Palsy/Aeroplane Splints designed for comfort, safety, and effective treatment—trusted by pediatric specialists nationwide.

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Age

Adult, Baby, Child