Original Kaltenborn Concept Wedge™
Price
Features and Benefits
Features
- Designed to accommodate the spinous process with sufficient space to facilitate palpation of movement
- Small enough to be placed between the shoulder blades
- Contoured, non-slip base keeps the wedge stable as a treatment base
- Rounded corners for added comfort
- Suited for in-clinic or at-home use
Benefits
- Allows for safe and effective patient mobilizations
- Designed for added patient comfort
Product Care
Hand wash with warm water and mild soap.
Product Details
- Measures 9”L x 4¼”W x 3¼”H (at highest point)
Original Kaltenborn Concept Wedge™
The molded groove on this durable, easy-to-use wedge relieves pressure on the spinous process, facilitating mobilization via the transverse process while mobilizing the spine. The bottom of the Kaltenborn Concept Wedge can be used as a positioning tool for extremity mobilization.
Smart, Efficient Design
Featuring an improved wedge angle and size for more effective treatment, the Kaltenborn wedge is built for patient peace-of-mind, and repeated use.
Extremely Durable
Non-slip rubber construction is specially designed for testing and mobilization of the spine, yet it's comfortable for the patient.
Versatile Application
Both sides of the wedge offer unique mobilization benefits, with the molded groove relieving pressure, and the bottom for patient positioning.
For the Clinic or At Home
With its compact size, and durability in application settings, the Kaltenborn Wedge is perfect for clinicians, and individual users.
Stability and Professional Quality Comfort
Latex free, durable, non-slip rubber construction provides user comfort and peace-of-mind. As shown, the bottom of the wedge can be used as a positioning tool for extremity mobilization, providing a stable and supported resting platform for patients.
Learn about the Original Kaltenborn Concept Wedge in the following video
About Freddy M. Kaltenborn, PT, OMT
Pioneering Manual Therapist
The late Professor Freddy M. Kaltenborn introduced the principles of manual therapy throughout Europe in the 1950s and over the next five decades was instrumental in establishing this practice specialty throughout the world. His classic handbooks on Manual Mobilization of the Joints have introduced thousands of clinicians and students worldwide to the practical foundations of joint mobilization.