Exos® is the leading bracing system offering an adjustable, reformable and waterproof solution for the treatment of fractures and other injuries requiring stabilization. Combined with or as an alternative to traditional casts and splints, Exos advanced technology allows braces to mold directly to the anatomy for the best possible fit and comfort.

The Exos advanced technology allows a clinician to mold the brace directly to the patient for the best possible fit, comfort and stabilization. The thermoformable material is light-weight, waterproof, can be easily cleaned, and is radiolucent.

The comfortable EXOS bracing system allows you to return to your normal lifestyle faster with greater convenience. There is no cast saw required to remove the brace and the waterproof properties allow for easy skin and brace hygiene, as well as involvement in water activities.

Aug 6, 2020 · The Exos braces and casts are made from polymer and foam and take only 8 minutes to apply. Shaped in a dry heat process, the Exos material can be readjusted, tightened, or removed easily. They are also completely waterproof.

Jun 19, 2019 · Provides: A review of the Exos cast, an advanced form of orthopedic cast; Highlights: Exos cast's lightweight and customizable design for comfort and support; Discusses: Benefits of the Exos cast's waterproof, removable, and ventilated features; Explores: Use cases for various injuries and conditions, promoting mobility during recovery

Aug 28, 2017 · “This study demonstrated that both the Exos thermo-formable brace and fiberglass casting successfully stabilized fracture fragments in severe, unstable and comminuted distal radius fractures and provides verification that the Exos thermo-formable braces are a viable option for treatment of these types of distal radius fractures.”

Aug 3, 2015 · This brace is not just for children and weekend warriors, but is also ideal to coal miners, oil and gas workers and pharmaceutical production workers who can’t do labor with a plaster or fiberglass cast. The Exos comes in multiple styles: Short Arm Fracture; Short Thumb Spica; Long Thumb Spica; Boxer’s Fracture

Apr 9, 2025 · The Exos advanced technology allows a clinician to mold the brace directly to the patient for the best possible fit, comfort and stabilization. The Exos® braces can be used to control wrist joint motion for stable fractures and other injuries requiring joint stability.

You feel a blister or sore developing inside the cast or develop skin problems at the brace edges. You experience persistent numbness or tingling. Your nail beds become blue or gray and do not return pink when elevated. You experience new or severe pain. Your Exos brace develops cracks or …