Enhanced wrist stability

• SKINGUARD® technology: Skin-friendly, antibacterial and odour-inhibiting
• Compresses and stabilises the wrist
• Relieves pain and improves wrist function
• Individual hand positioning
• Prevents painful, accidental wrist movements
• Attractive design and high level of wearer comfort
• Washable

Your doctor prescribed the Manu Sensa to treat your wrist disorder. This new active support from Otto Bock stabilises your wrist, relieves pain and assists the rehabilitation process in a targeted manner. A plastic splint keeps your hand in the ideal position, preventing undesirable movements.

New SKINGUARD® technology

Like all Sensa Line supports, the form-knitted Manu Sensa active support is equipped with SKINGUARD® technology. This technology offers numerous advantages:

• A significant improvement in hygiene thanks to antibacterial fibres that suppress the formation of odours.
• The antibacterial effect is retained even after multiple washing cycles.
• Lower risk of allergies and skin irritation.
• Feels pleasant on the skin for enhanced wearer comfort.

Additional advantages result from the combination with elastic functional fibres:

• Outstanding moisture management which ensures moisture evaporates quickly.
• Extraordinarily soft feel.
• Effective protection against latex allergies since the functional fibre is free of natural latex.

More information on SKINGUARD® technology is found in our Sensa Line product information.

Good fit and high level of wearer comfort

The Manu Sensa results in a constant micro-massage. This is most pronounced in the wrist area. It is significantly reduced in the hand and forearm areas. Combined with the open-mesh section around the sensitive wrist bone, these so-called compression zones assure an optimum, wrinkle-free fit and high level of wearer comfort for your support. The Manu Sensa also features an attractive design.

Indications

• Acute and chronic irritation (e.g. tendovaginitis, tendomyopathies, minor joint effusion and arthralgia)
• Post-operative and post-traumatic irritation
• Wrist distortion
• Rheumatoid arthritis
• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Degenerative wrist disorders (e.g. arthrosis)
• Feelings of instability (e.g. loose ulna)