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Breg Wrist Splint with Thumb Spica



This splint is characterized by the long portion of immobilization. Its design allows the free movement of the fingers since it is specially made for the treatment of sprains, it can be used after the removal of the plaster, it is ideal for lesion- And/or joint contusions. Provided with a rigid aluminum rod that allows total immobilization of the wrist.

  • Customizable Splints.
  • Anatomical thumb abduction.
  • Fits both left and right hand.
  • Lace pull mechanism for easy application
Benefits

Ideal for: 
  • Providing firm support to hand and wrist in cases of early cast removal of fracture, Rheumatoid Arthritis of the wrist, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Wrist Tendonitis (pain and swelling around wrist), Bursitis, Tenosynovitis (tendon inflammation in the wrist), Kienbock’s disease (damage of carpal bones. 
  • Excellent for treating the aftereffects of a wrist fracture. 
  • Useful in post-surgical and rehabilitative treatment. 
  • Recommended for rheumatic diseases of the wrist.  
  • Injuries to the metacarpal. 
  • Useful for sprains and sprains.
  • Management of arthritic conditions of the wrist
  • Post extensor tendon repair surgery

Features
  • Removable, anatomically shaped, double splinting ensures rigid immobilization. It can be customized to provide the required degree of wrist dorsiflexion and required degree of thumb abduction. 
  • An extended thumb cradle allows protection of the thumb and its controlled abduction for better pain relief and healing. Thumb remains relaxed without any fatigue.
  • Ergonomic and sleek design-Bilateral symmetry allows it to be used for either hand. Elegant tabs enhance aesthetics. Lightweight enhances compliance. The reverse buckle mechanism ensures controlled tightening and better immobilization.
  • The long length of the brace ensures enhanced immobilization. The brace abuts the palmer crease, allows free finger movement. Made of PU-lined matte fabric which enhances the durability and aesthetics of the product. It provides snug-fitting, high cushioning, and comfort.

Constrution

Wrist Splint with Thumb is made from a strong three-layered bonded fabric with the middle layer made of open-celled foam to ensure good cushioning. The rigid support is provided by aluminum splints contained in Nylon pockets.

Both the splints can be customized to the individual's needs precisely, thus ensuring better immobilization and improved comfort. Lace design ensures easy application and an intimate fit.

Velcro fasteners with reverse buckle mechanisms ensure close and firm fitting of the brace around the wrist.


Caution

    • Use this product under the strict guidance of a qualified doctor.
  • Customize the aluminum splints for proper fitting, better immobilization, and improved comfort. The degree of dorsiflexion of the wrist or the abduction of the thumb can be altered as per the need.
  • Discontinue use and seek the guidance of a qualified doctor, in case of
    • Impaired sensation
    • Impaired blood flow
    • Allergy rash or itching
    • Pain Increases or persists
  • Consult your doctor in case of concurrent use with any other medical device.
  • Misuse or improper use of the device can lead to adverse effects and decreased effectiveness.
  • Follow the instructions mentioned on the box carefully.
  • Keep out of reach of children.

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