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Crutches
Crutches can be used to support the user’s mobility both in the long term and short term. Elbow crutches are designed as a long term mobility solution and provide ergonomic support for users. Standard crutches are often used for those recovering from injury and helps the user move normally with added stability.
We offer delivery of crutches within Singapore!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the purpose of crutches?
Crutches are medical devices designed to aid in ambulation, to reduce the amount of pressure put on the legs while moving around.
What are the types of crutches?
There are 4 types of crutches:
- Underarm crutches
Underarm crutches are also called axillary crutches. Underarm crutch or axillary crutches are usually used by patients or people who can bear the weight of one leg. - Forearm crutches
A forearm crutch is also called a lofstrand crutch or an elbow crutch. A forearm crutch is made up of aluminum or titanium with a cuff around the wrist, forearm, and elbow area - Gutter crutches
Gutter crutches are most commonly used by rheumatoid patients. The forearms of gutter crutches are soft padded and very comfortable. Gutter crutches distribute weight equally and maintain balance. - Hands-free crutches
Hands-free crutches are known as knee crutches. Due to the adverse effects of underarm crutches, a lot of people opt hands-free crutch. It is mainly used for support for lower leg surgeries and injuries.
Information from https://www.kogland.com/blog/different-types-of-walking-crutches
Crutches
Crutches can be used to support the user’s mobility both in the long term and short term. Elbow crutches are designed as a long term mobility solution and provide ergonomic support for users. Standard crutches are often used for those recovering from injury and helps the user move normally with added stability.
We offer delivery of crutches within Singapore!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the purpose of crutches?
Crutches are medical devices designed to aid in ambulation, to reduce the amount of pressure put on the legs while moving around.
What are the types of crutches?
There are 4 types of crutches:
- Underarm crutches
Underarm crutches are also called axillary crutches. Underarm crutch or axillary crutches are usually used by patients or people who can bear the weight of one leg. - Forearm crutches
A forearm crutch is also called a lofstrand crutch or an elbow crutch. A forearm crutch is made up of aluminum or titanium with a cuff around the wrist, forearm, and elbow area - Gutter crutches
Gutter crutches are most commonly used by rheumatoid patients. The forearms of gutter crutches are soft padded and very comfortable. Gutter crutches distribute weight equally and maintain balance. - Hands-free crutches
Hands-free crutches are known as knee crutches. Due to the adverse effects of underarm crutches, a lot of people opt hands-free crutch. It is mainly used for support for lower leg surgeries and injuries.
Information from https://www.kogland.com/blog/different-types-of-walking-crutches