Children who cannot hold their arms in a functional position lose more than reach. The shoulder girdle destabilises, the trunk follows it into asymmetry, and forces are redirected through the pelvis in ways that lead to pressure problems. A properly set arm support takes that weight and lets the trunk sit square.
The Spex paediatric fixed angle arm support holds the forearm at a set angle while the height adjusts steplessly, so a therapist can find the exact position that gives the child support without hunching or hitching a shoulder. The angle staying fixed means the setting does not drift once it is right.
It mounts to almost any chair and seating system, with hardware options to suit seat base or seat rail mounting, and quick release or swing down mechanisms so transfers are not made harder. The pad is selected separately to match the child.
