TOROS-GROUP Desault clavicle-shoulder immobilizer vest, size 1

The TOROS-GROUP Desault clavicle-shoulder immobilizer vest, size 1, is a medical support garment designed to stabilize the clavicle and shoulder girdle after fractures, dislocations or soft-tissue injuries. Constructed to limit shoulder and upper arm movement while maintaining correct positioning of the shoulder complex, this vest helps reduce strain on healing structures and facilitates safer patient handling during recovery and transport.

Advantages

This Desault immobilizer vest provides targeted immobilization of the clavicle and shoulder with an anatomical fit for size 1. Adjustable straps allow controlled restriction of arm motion and individualized positioning to accommodate different body shapes and stages of healing. The design balances immobilization with patient comfort, enabling prolonged wear during daytime activities or transport without excessive bulk. Materials and construction aim for reliable support and repeated adjustments where necessary.

Suitable for

• Immobilization after clavicle fractures
• Shoulder dislocations requiring external support
• Soft-tissue injuries of the shoulder girdle
• Post-reduction stabilization and transport following acute shoulder trauma

Key specifications

• Design type: Desault-style clavicle and shoulder immobilizer
• Size: 1 (intended for patients matching manufacturer size guidelines)
• Function: Shoulder containment and limited arm movement to support immobilization
• Adjustment: Multiple adjustable straps for positioning and fit
• Application: External support for clavicle and shoulder girdle injuries

How to use

Position the vest so that the shoulder girdle is supported and the clavicle is held in the intended anatomical alignment. Secure the straps progressively, starting from the shoulder and chest attachments, and adjust tension to limit arm movement without compromising circulation or causing uncomfortable pressure points. Verify that the elbow is held close to the trunk as required by the prescribed immobilization. Re-check strap placement and comfort after the patient changes posture or during transport, and follow clinical instructions from a treating professional for duration and specific positioning.

Usage recommendations

Use under the guidance of a healthcare professional. Inspect skin under the vest regularly for pressure marks or irritation, and adjust straps to prevent excessive tightness. Follow wound care and rehabilitation instructions provided by the clinician; remove the vest only when advised.