Mobile Arm Supports

Improves function and reduces fatigue for everyday activities

Mobile Arm Supports (MAS) are used for people who have impairments resulting from:

• Traumatic Brain Injury
• Spinal Cord Injury
• Multiple Sclerosis
• Motor Neurone Disease
• Muscular Dystrophy
• Stroke
• Other Neurological conditions

	The MAS can be mounted directly on tables (the simplest), or on a wheelchair, or, with a freestanding frame, for example, at a dining table, a riser chair, a kitchen countertop, at the bedside.
	The equipment range includes the Standard, Table and Elevating Mobile Arm Supports. Sub-components include arm troughs from infant to large adult in size including the new flying saucer. In addition to the vertical counterbalance movement of the Elevating Proximal arm, up/down assistance is available through the new range (5 combinations) of offset swivel including a pronation/ supination spring counterbalance action for a wider range of movement.