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Lantz Medical's Vector1 is the most powerful Hand CPM available.
The Vector1's unique glove system allows for easy application of the device. This leads to better patient compliance which produces positive outcomes.
The Vector1 offers more range of motion than any other hand CPM on the market...-21-340 degrees!
Lantz Medical's Stat-A-Dyne products are the most innovative line of bracing in the industry.
Stat-A-Dyne is the first and only bracing line that allows the clinician to utilize both Static-Progressive (SPS) and Dynamic (LLPS) stretch with a single device.
We care about patients.
Lantz Medical and our nationwide network of distributors offer many services to ensure that your patients receive the highest level of service possible.
From post-operative set-ups to product delivery and follow-up services, Lantz Medical has you covered.
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"I would highly recommend the Stat-A-Dyne device to any one in need. I consider it an investment in my health."
-E. Schneider, patient who received a Stat-A-Dyne WHFO
"I would recommend the vector1 to anyone with a severe hand injury. I couldn't imagine going through this without the Vector1"
-J. Harper, patient who received a Vector1
"This splint does more than I could probably make in one splint. It is very user friendly and the results are noticed in weekly gains."
-D. Chinn, OTR, CHT, in reference to the Stat-A-Dyne WHFO
"My first exposure to the device was for a patient with a severe wrist fracture that required volar and dorsal plating. Needless to say he had significant ROM deficits at wrist and digits. The Stat-A-Dyne was the only device available to provide prolonged stretch to wrist and digits simultaneously."
R. Abney, OTR, CHT
E. Schneider
I had wrist surgery in June by Dr. Hastings from the Indiana Hand to Shoulder center for a joint replacement in my wrist. After several weeks of hand and wrist therapy I seemed to reach a plateau in my progress. I consider myself a highly compliant patient doing all of my exercises as instructed. It was at that point that my hand therapist mentioned that he thought I would be a perfect candidate for a Stat-A-Dyne device. Dr. Hastings agreed; my hand therapist and Rob worked together to make it happen.
The device has been terrific help to me. At a time when I was getting a bit discouraged because I hadn’t reached my goals of full range of motion, I was fit for the Stat-A-Dyne device and my hope was renewed. I’ve used the device as instructed by Rob and I’m pleased to report that I have gained full range-of-motion in my wrist. I take it to work with me most every day so I can use it for an hour or two. I use it in the evening at home while doing computer work, and I’ve learned to adapt it to my lifestyle.
I’m going to require two more surgeries on the same wrist in the near future, and I’m hopeful that the device will be appropriate for me to use as part of the rehab. The hand therapy I received at the Hand Center was excellent, this was the perfect supplement.
I must mention to you as well that Rob was terrific to work with. He kept in close contact with me over the phone, met me and the hand therapist at the Indiana Hand to Shoulder Center for the fitting, and kept in contact with me afterwards to check my progress and see if I had any questions.
I would highly recommend the Stat-A-Dyne device to any one in need. I consider it an investment in my health.
Clinicians
"The Stat-A-Dyne ROM device is a much needed treatment option to improve hand and wrist ROM. My first exposure to the device was for a patient with a severe wrist fracture that required volar and dorsal plating. Needless to say he had significant ROM deficits at wrist and digits. The Stat-A-Dyne was the only device available to provide prolonged stretch to wrist and digits simultaneously. The device makes followthrough very easy thanks to the
easy-to-use adjustment knobs."
Rob Abney, OTR, CHT
"I am very impressed with this splint. I have never been a big user of splints that I don't make myself. However, this splint does more than I could probably make in one splint. It is very user friendly and the results are noticed in weekly gains. Not only has it helped this patient regain motion, but it has significantly helped in control of RSD symptoms."
-Debbie Chinn, OTR, CHT, in reference to the Stat-A-Dyne WHFO
The Hand Therapy Symposium, surgery and Rehabilitation of the Hand: A Comprehensive Review, will take place at the Sheraton Philadelphia City Center hotel, from Saturday, march 3 through Tuesday, march 6, 2012. Look for Lantz Medical at Booth 27!
June 8th and 9th, 2011 at the Marriott Buckhead Hotel and Conference Center in Atlanta, Georgia.
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