Tip Protector — Roll Method
Designed to protect the distal aspect of the digit while allowing PIP motion. Common Diagnoses: phalanx fracture, nailbed injury, digit laceration.
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Designed to protect the distal aspect of the digit while allowing PIP motion. Common Diagnoses: phalanx fracture, nailbed injury, digit laceration.
Designed to protect the distal aspect of the digit while allowing PIP motion. Common Diagnoses: phalanx fracture, nailbed injury, digit laceration.
Designed to properly position the DIP joint and allow PIP motion. Common Diagnoses: mallet finger injury (soft/bony), digit fracture, digit laceration.
Circumferential serial cast design created to position the DIP joint and allow PIP motion. To remain on at all times, not for patient removal. Common Diagnoses: mallet finger injury (soft/bony), digit fracture.
Designed to hold the digit in extension and protect the digit during activity. Common Diagnoses: digit fracture, dislocation, contracture.
Static progressive design to position the PIP joint in slight flexion and protect the digit during activity. Common Diagnoses: PIP dorsal dislocation, volar plate injury.
Circumferential design to position the PIP in full extension, with the DIP free for motion. To remain on at all times, not for patient removal. Common Diagnoses: central slip injury, digit fracture, contractures.
Created to hold a singular digit in more MCP joint extension relative to the adjacent digits. Common Diagnoses: extensor tendon injury (zone 5), sagittal band injury, MP collateral ligament injury.
Ulnar-sided design with digit(s) in safe position (intrinsic +). Created to immobilize entire digit(s). Common Diagnoses: P1/P2 fracture, metacarpal head fracture, laceration/soft tissue injury.
Designed to stabilize and prevent thumb MP joint motion. Created with the thumb in functional position. Common Diagnoses: ulnar and radial collateral ligament injury.
Hand-based design to immobilize the thumb and stabilize the CMC and MP joints. Created with the thumb in functional position. Common Diagnoses: CMC osteoarthritis, thumb fracture.
Volar forearm design to immobilize and position the wrist in neutral. Common Diagnoses: wrist fracture, tenosynovitis, carpal instability.
Circumferential, semi-rigid, casting design to immobilize and stabilize the wrist in neutral. Common Diagnoses: distal radius fracture, other carpal fractures, ulnar fracture.
Forearm, ulnar-sided, P1 design with digit(s) in safe position (intrinsic +), with the wrist in neutral. Common Diagnoses: metacarpal fracture, proximal phalanx fracture.
Circumferential, semi-rigid, casting design to minimize rotation of the forearm and wrist while allowing elbow flexion and extension. Common Diagnoses: ECU injury, TFCC injury, DRUJ instability.
Posterior design to immobilize and position the elbow at 90 degrees with the forearm and wrist in neutral. Common Diagnoses: elbow collateral ligament injury, elbow fracture, tendon repair.
Designed to cover and protect the distal digit pin site(s) and allow PIP motion. Common Diagnoses: phalanx fracture.
Forearm, ulnar-sided P1 design to cover and protect the dorsal pin site(s). Common Diagnoses: metacarpal fracture, proximal phalanx fracture.
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