Cubital Tunnel Syndrome Brace | Elbow Splint for Radial or Ulnar Nerve Entrapment Treatment

At some point in our lives, we’ve all bumped our “funny bone.” But, it’s no laughing matter when you experience shock-like elbow throbbing combined with pinky and ring finger numbness and tingling. This sensation occurs when the ulnar nerve in your arm becomes compressed, entrapped, pinched, or irritated. Cubital tunnel syndrome is a condition that occurs when the ulnar nerve, which passes through the cubital tunnel—also known as the “funny bone” nerve—becomes inflamed, swollen, and irritated due to pressure or repetitive stretching.

Product #: 211E01BA

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Wearing a cubital tunnel syndrome brace can help reduce ulnar nerve discomfort and symptoms such as ring and pinky finger numbness or tingling, weakening grip and finger coordination, or hand muscle atrophy.
Long-lasting, medical-grade fastener straps help ensure a secure and stable fit for proper immobilization during recovery.
Can be worn day or night
Features an ulnar nerve elbow pad to protect ulnar nerve from damage, impact, and compression due to resting on elbow.
Includes Two Removable Stays: Each pocket contains a durable, polypropylene stay. One is thicker and more immobilizing. The other is thinner and more flexible. Depending on the degree of support needed, swap stays, remove one entirely, or remove both completely for full-range mobility. The stays are specifically engineered to prevent nerve entrapment due to excessive bending of your arm during the day or night.
This device allows some movement. Its two rigid stays prevent your elbow from bending past a 90-degree angle, protecting your elbow joint against excessive flexion and hyperextension (over straightening) to reduce tension on your ulnar nerve. You can remove the stays entirely for full mobility. Retaining some motion is during recovery extremely important because it allows your muscles to continue to work and strengthen while you heal.

Sizing

Universal sizing, one size fits most
Fits bicep circumferences up to 16"
Left or right arm wear

Specifications

Foam interior and nylon unbroken loop exterior with nylon hook fasteners, open-cell foam elbow pad, and polypropylene stays.
Measures 7" long

How to Apply Brace

Undo straps and lay flat with tag side facing up.
With narrow straps facing inward, place your elbow on the circular pad. Loosely wrap around the forearm strap and fasten. Wrap around the bicep strap and fasten.
Readjust the forearm and bicep straps until you achieve a secure fit.
Wrap the narrow straps around your elbow and attach. Readjust as needed.
The pockets contain two stays. One is thicker and more immobilizing, while the other is thinner and more flexible. Depending on the degree of support needed, swap stays, remove one entirely, or remove both completely.
can be worn over long-sleeve shirts. Some people prefer the added layer of fabric between their arm and the brace.

Care Instructions

Remove stays
Hand wash in warm water with mild detergent
Allow brace to air dry completely before reapplying
Do not use high temperatures to wash or dry

Details

Wearing a cubital tunnel syndrome brace can help reduce ulnar nerve discomfort and symptoms such as ring and pinky finger numbness or tingling, weakening grip and finger coordination, or hand muscle atrophy.
Long-lasting, medical-grade fastener straps help ensure a secure and stable fit for proper immobilization during recovery.
Can be worn day or night
Features an ulnar nerve elbow pad to protect ulnar nerve from damage, impact, and compression due to resting on elbow.
Includes Two Removable Stays: Each pocket contains a durable, polypropylene stay. One is thicker and more immobilizing. The other is thinner and more flexible. Depending on the degree of support needed, swap stays, remove one entirely, or remove both completely for full-range mobility. The stays are specifically engineered to prevent nerve entrapment due to excessive bending of your arm during the day or night.
This device allows some movement. Its two rigid stays prevent your elbow from bending past a 90-degree angle, protecting your elbow joint against excessive flexion and hyperextension (over straightening) to reduce tension on your ulnar nerve. You can remove the stays entirely for full mobility. Retaining some motion is during recovery extremely important because it allows your muscles to continue to work and strengthen while you heal.

Sizing

Universal sizing, one size fits most
Fits bicep circumferences up to 16"
Left or right arm wear

Specifications

Foam interior and nylon unbroken loop exterior with nylon hook fasteners, open-cell foam elbow pad, and polypropylene stays.
Measures 7" long

How to Apply Brace

Undo straps and lay flat with tag side facing up.
With narrow straps facing inward, place your elbow on the circular pad. Loosely wrap around the forearm strap and fasten. Wrap around the bicep strap and fasten.
Readjust the forearm and bicep straps until you achieve a secure fit.
Wrap the narrow straps around your elbow and attach. Readjust as needed.
The pockets contain two stays. One is thicker and more immobilizing, while the other is thinner and more flexible. Depending on the degree of support needed, swap stays, remove one entirely, or remove both completely.
can be worn over long-sleeve shirts. Some people prefer the added layer of fabric between their arm and the brace.

Care Instructions

Remove stays
Hand wash in warm water with mild detergent
Allow brace to air dry completely before reapplying
Do not use high temperatures to wash or dry

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