Dynamic wrist–hand orthoses DAHO

The German manufacturer Uniprox offers hand orthoses that are lightweight, have a flexible construction, are easy to operate, X‑ray transparent, and skin‑friendly. They help restore the natural mobility and functionality of the hand.

DAHO1

This orthosis improves grasping function, corrects wrist angle deviation, and activates ulnar deviation.

It immobilizes the hand in the required position after prosthetic procedures or soft‑tissue surgeries.

It supports wrist movement while allowing individual finger mobility.

It prevents the formation of contractures.

The orthosis helps restore the anatomical palmar arch, maintain MP joint mobility, and correct radial extension of four fingers.

DAHO22

The orthosis without a metacarpophalangeal (MP) joint blocker and with a rigid wrist joint can be used in two modes:

Passive mode: finger flexors and the wrist are extended and immobilized.

Active mode: finger flexor and extensor muscles are strengthened, and contracture prevention is performed in cases of peripheral nerve damage, as well as for reducing already developed flexion contractures.

The orthosis enables dynamic flexion in DIP/PIP/MP joints, strengthens flexor muscles, and provides passive extension. Each finger can move individually.

DAHO3

This orthosis improves flexion function, stabilizes the wrist joint, ensures maximum flexion in all finger joints, and reduces contractures.

During finger exercises, extensor muscles are strengthened.

The orthosis supports dynamic extension in DIP/PIP/MP joints and passive flexion, strengthening or immobilizing extensors together with a fixed wrist.

DAHO21

The orthosis with an MP joint blocker and a rigid wrist joint can be used in two modes:

Passive mode: finger flexors and the wrist are extended and immobilized.

Active mode: finger flexor and extensor muscles are strengthened, and contracture prevention is performed in cases of peripheral nerve damage, as well as for reducing existing flexion contractures.

The orthosis supports dynamic flexion in DIP/PIP/MP joints and passive extension. Each finger can move individually.

DAHO23

The orthosis with an MP joint blocker and a flexible wrist joint can be used in two modes:

Passive mode: finger flexors are extended and immobilized.

Active mode: flexor and extensor muscles of the fingers and wrist are strengthened, and contracture prevention is performed in cases of peripheral nerve damage, as well as for reducing existing flexion contractures.

The orthosis ensures concentrated extension of the wrist and DIP/PIP joints against the MP blocker.

It enables dynamic flexion in DIP/PIP/MP joints, strengthens flexors, and provides passive extension. Each finger can move individually.

DAHO24

The orthosis without an MP joint blocker and with a flexible wrist joint can be used in two modes:

Passive mode: finger flexors are extended and immobilized.

Active mode: flexor and extensor muscles of the fingers and wrist are strengthened, and contracture prevention is performed in cases of peripheral nerve damage, as well as for reducing existing flexion contractures.

The orthosis ensures concentrated extension of the wrist and DIP/PIP/MP joints.

It supports dynamic flexion and passive extension in DIP/PIP/MP joints. Each finger can move individually.

Wrist-hand orthoses -  irreplaceable orthopedic aid in case of various injuries or inflammations.  Wrist-hand orthoses are especially useful after injuries, and some of them are a real lifesaver during intense sports. The orthotic brace is comfortable, pleasant and soft, but provides the necessary support and stability.