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ARC 2.0 Shoulder Brace

The ARC^® 2.0 shoulder brace from Breg has a universal fit that can be worn on the right or left arm and is one size fits all. The brace is made from lightweight, breathable materials. It is suitable for post-op or non-surgical conditions that require specific arm positioning. The signature aluminum waistband is moldable to each patient’s unique torso shape and prevents anterior migration that is common with shoulder braces.

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HCPCS Code

L3960

Key Features

Brace positions include gunslinger, neutral plane and external rotation
Universal sling design to fit every patient with one brace
Unique pistol grip adjusts with quick-pull tabs and keeps the arm from migrating forward out of the sling
Optional underarm strap relieves pressure on the neck for larger patients and patients positioned in external rotation
One-hand buckles ease patient reapplication
Cold therapy cutout in the sling

Indications for Use

Soft-tissue strains
Anterior shoulder dislocation
Posterior shoulder dislocation
Non or minimally displaced proximal humerus fractures
Low-grade AC-Joint dislocations
Non or minimally displaced clavicle fractures
Brachial plexus injuries or other paralytic or neurologic injuries to the upper extremity
Pectoral tendon rupture and distal biceps rupture
Rotator cuff repairs
Bankart and capsular shift procedures
Bone block or latarjet reconstructions for anterior shoulder instability
Shoulder replacement CRIF or ORIF of proximal humerus fractures
AC-Joint stabilization of acute and chronic injury
AC-Joint instabilities, proximal biceps tenodesis
SLAP Repairs
ORIF clavicle fractures
Reverse shoulder arthroplasty
Humeral shaft fractures
Scapular fractures
SC joint separation
UCL reconstruction of the elbow and other elbow fracture indications

Manufacturer

Breg

Manuf. Part No.

AE050400	ARC® 2.0 Shoulder Brace, Universal
AE050420	Under Arm Strap Kit
AE050410	2.0 Sling Kit

Size Chart

Universal

Left/Right

Universal

Manual

Arc 2

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