- Cubital Tunnel Syndrome
- Â Ulnar nerve problems
Size Chart
| XS | : | 20-22 cm |
| S | : | 22-24 cm |
| M | : | 24-26 cm |
| L | : | 26-28 cm |
| XL | : | 28-30 cm |
| XXL | : | 30-32 cm |
Cubital Tunnel Elbow Support
Manufactured from Auralipo fabric with silver ion technology and microcapsule components. Honeycomb design EVA support provides maximum protection by surrounding the elbow. There’s steel support with 20 degrees slope in the inner elbow. It is mounted on the product with a special bandage. This product avoids ulnar nerve entrapment by restraining the elbow joint from bending, thus reliefs the symptoms. Thanks to Aurolipo’s compression effect, increased blood flow speeds up the healing process.
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