Orthopaedic immobilisers for restrictive operative movements

An orthopaedic immobilizer system for infliction relief, healing and rehabilitation and that allow restrictive operative movements for the users, comprising:

• a plurality of different orthopaedic immobilizers including a bicep unit, a forearm unit, a full arm unit and an ankle unit;
• wherein the bicep unit is selectively operable to connect with the forearm unit to form the full arm unit;
• wherein the orthopaedic immobilizers include a first part and a second part that are selectively operable to be locked together by locking means that is configured to facilitate tightening or loosening around an anatomy of a body part where it is used for;
• wherein the first and second parts include a plurality of breathable openings of different shapes and sizes depending on a type of the orthopaedic immobilizers, wherein the openings allow for observation and examination without any need to open or form an opening on the orthopaedic immobilizers;
• wherein the first and second parts have foam padding on an internal lining thereof;
• wherein in the full arm unit, the first and second parts of the bicep unit and the forearm unit are connected with their respective corresponding parts by spaced and opposed first and second rotor units;
• wherein a first pair of rotor blades of the first rotor unit are selectively operable to slide through a slot formed on the first and second parts of the bicep unit;
• wherein, a second pair of rotor blades of the second rotor unit are selectively operable to slide through a slot formed on the first and second parts of the forearm unit;
• wherein the first and second pair of rotor blades are selectively operable to be fixed at variable lengths thereof with the bicep unit and the forearm unit by fasteners tightened in a fastener block formed on the first and second parts of the bicep unit and the first and second parts of the forearm unit, respectively;
• wherein the first and second rotor units are selectively operable to be secured in a fixed position relative to the bicep unit or the forearm unit by a plurality of fasteners tightened through a plurality of holes formed in a rotor hub formed on the first and second rotor units, wherein the first and second rotor units are selectively operable to be secured in a plurality of angles to permit a predetermined range of motion or movement of the orthopaedic immobilizers.