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THERATOGS ULTRA UPPER EXTREMITY SYSTEM FOR PEDIATRIC HEMIPLEGIA (MODELS GHE106, GHE206, GHE306 & GHE406)     

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Picture of THERATOGS ULTRA UPPER EXTREMITY SYSTEM FOR PEDIATRIC HEMIPLEGIA (MODELS GHE106, GHE206, GHE306 & GHE406) The TheraTogs ULTRA Upper Extremity System for Pediatric Hemiplegia, models GHE106, GHE206, GHE306 and GHE406, is a hemiplegic shoulder subluxation support and kyphosis and low back orthosis designed for use by children who have torso, scapular, shoulder, elbow, and forearm misalignments due to hemiplegia or other conditions. It is made with GoldTone material that has stretch, tension and rebound properties specifically formulated for the demands of biomechanical retraining and support. This support system is a tanktop-style garment that extends over the torso. One or more postural alignment straps that attach with Velcro adjust its fit. SIZES: Infant, preschool, pediatric and adolescent.

Notes: TheraTogs and GoldTone are registered trademarks of TheraTogs, Inc. ** Velcro is a registered trademark of Velcro USA.

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This product record was updated on April 30, 2011.

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TheraTogs, Inc.

Telluride, Colorado 81435
United States
Telephone: 888-634-0495 or 970-728-7078.
Fax: 877-202-5965.
Web: http://www.theratogs.com.
Email: info@theratogs.com.


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