The AR003 is used in orthopaedic clinics, fracture clinics, post-operative wards and physiotherapy departments, and the patient wears it between visits during recovery. Clinicians fit it with a quick-release buckle, and the patient then works the exercise ball with the hand while the shoulder stays held.
After rotator cuff repair, the brace immobilises the shoulder at a 15° abduction angle, with the foam pillow supporting the arm in that position. The same immobilisation applies after a shoulder girdle fracture, where the arm is carried away from the trunk, and the de-rotational shoulder strap keeps it secure.
Shoulder dislocation and subluxation are other uses. Here, the brace limits movement of the arm away from the body, keeping the joint in one defined position, and the soft velour fabric provides comfort against the skin during wear.
Two more uses complete the list. Multidirectional shoulder instability is one, and adhesive capsulitis release or manipulation is the other. In both, the brace serves the same function: it sets the shoulder at 15° of abduction and holds it there while the arm rests.
The 15° position is designed to provide temporary pressure relief in the subacromial space, which is the main effect behind each use. Four sizes, S to XL, let a clinic fit the brace to different arms, and the exercise ball keeps the hand part of the recovery routine. Physiotherapy departments can use the same model for all of the conditions above, and the patient wears it from the first fitting through the recovery period.



