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The BAAH Brace (Beagle Adjustable Abduction Hip) is used in the management of paediatric hip reconstruction. The brace is manufactured in the UK by Beagle Custom Fabrication and was designed for a consultant surgeon at the Royal Hospital for Children who wanted an alternative to the Batchelor cast.
The custom brace is made-to-measure to provide a perfect fit for the patient. Designed with either a short or long adjustable abduction bar, constructed from a Dural Alloy – a high strength, low weight alloy composed of Aluminium, Copper and Magnesium.
The thigh cuff is manufactured from LDPE (low-density polyethylene), which has sufficient rigidity but enough flexibility to allow the cuff to open for easy donning. Constructed with a single hook and loop fastener and a removable/washable liner. The brace is supplied with an extra set of pads.
The BAAH brace is a made-to-measure custom brace, so three measurements are required:
» Thigh circumference
» Length of cuff
» Bar length: Short (160-260mm) or Long (260-420mm)
To order the BAAH brace please complete an order form and email it to our Customer Service Department at [email protected].
Indications for use:
- Abductor release
- Post (early) spica removal
- Femoral osteotomy, Pelvic osteotomy
- Post Capital Femoral Hemiepiphysiodesis
- Postoperative bracing following hip reconstruction surgery in Cerebral Palsy patient’s
Features and benefits:
- Reduction in skin problems
- The patient can sit upright, if able
- The adjustable straps can accommodate swelling
- Reduced hospital stay and postoperative complications
- Light, low-profile design aids in the process of rehabilitation
- Easier to fit than a traditional hip spica, reducing time under anaesthetic
- Allows for better toileting and eating and drinking in bed is easier
- Compatible with most wheelchairs and easier to move patients from bed to wheelchair
- Eases patient examination a patient by nursing staff on ward postoperative, reduces multiple nurse specialist interactions
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The BAAH Brace (Beagle Adjustable Abduction Hip) is used in the management of paediatric hip reconstruction. The brace is manufactured in the UK by Beagle Custom Fabrication and was designed for a consultant surgeon at the Royal Hospital for Children who wanted an alternative to the Batchelor cast.
The custom brace is made-to-measure to provide a perfect fit for the patient. Designed with either a short or long adjustable abduction bar, constructed from a Dural Alloy – a high strength, low weight alloy composed of Aluminium, Copper and Magnesium.
The thigh cuff is manufactured from LDPE (low-density polyethylene), which has sufficient rigidity but enough flexibility to allow the cuff to open for easy donning. Constructed with a single hook and loop fastener and a removable/washable liner. The brace is supplied with an extra set of pads.
The BAAH brace is a made-to-measure custom brace, so three measurements are required:
» Thigh circumference
» Length of cuff
» Bar length: Short (160-260mm) or Long (260-420mm)
To order the BAAH brace please complete an order form and email it to our Customer Service Department at [email protected].
Indications for use:
- Abductor release
- Post (early) spica removal
- Femoral osteotomy, Pelvic osteotomy
- Post Capital Femoral Hemiepiphysiodesis
- Postoperative bracing following hip reconstruction surgery in Cerebral Palsy patient’s
Features and benefits:
- Reduction in skin problems
- The patient can sit upright, if able
- The adjustable straps can accommodate swelling
- Reduced hospital stay and postoperative complications
- Light, low-profile design aids in the process of rehabilitation
- Easier to fit than a traditional hip spica, reducing time under anaesthetic
- Allows for better toileting and eating and drinking in bed is easier
- Compatible with most wheelchairs and easier to move patients from bed to wheelchair
- Eases patient examination a patient by nursing staff on ward postoperative, reduces multiple nurse specialist interactions
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