Re: derotation cables
Pat McKee
Description
Collection
Title:
Re: derotation cables
Creator:
Pat McKee
Date:
2/12/1999
Text:
Dear David
Smith & Nephew Inc. carries the Rolyan TAP (Tone And Positioning) Splint. There
are two designs - one for the upper extremity and one for the lower extremity.
It is designed to apply a rotational force to the extremity. Either can be used
for hyper or hypotonicity. The upper extremity one can be used to improve either
pronation or supination range. The US price is about $37.00 each. For more
information call 800-558-8633.
P&O Clinical Office E-Mail Account wrote:
> I am familiar with twister cables aka derotation cables but does anyone know
> of a commercially available system called elastic rotation leg control
> straps? Where can these be purchased and what type of success have you had
> with them? Are patients more compliant with these or twister cables?
>
> David Filipovic C.O. (c).
Smith & Nephew Inc. carries the Rolyan TAP (Tone And Positioning) Splint. There
are two designs - one for the upper extremity and one for the lower extremity.
It is designed to apply a rotational force to the extremity. Either can be used
for hyper or hypotonicity. The upper extremity one can be used to improve either
pronation or supination range. The US price is about $37.00 each. For more
information call 800-558-8633.
P&O Clinical Office E-Mail Account wrote:
> I am familiar with twister cables aka derotation cables but does anyone know
> of a commercially available system called elastic rotation leg control
> straps? Where can these be purchased and what type of success have you had
> with them? Are patients more compliant with these or twister cables?
>
> David Filipovic C.O. (c).
Citation
Pat McKee, “Re: derotation cables,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 25, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/211236.
