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Xerosox Measuring Guide
Measuring for the Xerosox® Waterproof Cast Cover
Step 1: Measuring Limb CircumferenceArm: Measure the circumference of the arm roughly 2 inches above (proximal to) the cast or bandage. If the end of the cast is very close to the elbow, measure mid upper arm (around the bicep). Leg: Measure the circumference of the leg just above the cast or bandage. If the end of the cast is very close to the knee, measure mid thigh. Please note: Do not measure around the cast but around the bare arm or leg as shown in Figure 1. |
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Step 2: Measure LengthArm: Measure from the tip of the middle finger to where the circumference was measured in step 1. Leg: Measure from the back of the heel to where the circumference was measured. For younger children the full arm and full leg Xerosox® offer the best fit; measure from the mid bicep or mid thigh. Don't worry if the Xerosox® is longer than it needs to be. Move the extra length to the middle of the limb, the excess material will shrink in on itself when the vacuum is created. |
Step 3: Use Size Charts
Using the size charts select the Xerosox® size that is right for you or your patient. The circumference is more important than the length because it is critical for a good seal.
*Note the half arms and half legs are not normally used for children. Pediatric patients almost always use full arm or leg Xerosox®.
| Model Name | Opening Size | Length |
| X-Small Arm (A16413 01) | 6 - 7" | 15" |
| Small Arm (A16413 02) | 7 - 9" | 21" |
| Medium Arm (A16413 03) | 9 - 10" | 26" |
| Large Arm (A16413 04) | 10+" | 28.5" |
| Small Half Arm (A16413 05) | 7.5 - 9.5" | 16.5" |
| Large Half Arm (A16413 06) | 9.5+" | 18.5" |
| X-Small Leg (A16413 07) | 7.5 - 11" | 19" |
| Small Leg (A16413 08) | 14 - 16.5" | 29" |
| Medium Leg (A16413 09) | 16.5 - 21" | 33" |
| Large Leg (A16413 10) | 21+" | 37" |
| Sm. Half Leg (A16413 11) | 10 - 13" | 21" |
| Lg. Half Leg (A16413 12) | 113+" | 23.5" |