OSK Soft Hand Splint with Finger Separator for Stroke Recovery, Carpal Tunnel Brace for Hand, Wrist, and Finger Rehabilitation (Left, Small)

Wrist Contractures and Ergonomic Design

Contractures in the wrist can occur in flexion or hyperextension, sometimes with radial or ulnar deviation. These contractures can also affect the interphalangeal articulations, including thumb abduction. In cases of fractures that require wrist immobilization, as well as individuals with rheumatoid arthritis, a specialized hand splint can be beneficial.

The ergonomic design of the left stroke hand splint makes it the perfect solution for reducing flexion contractures and promoting strength and comfort in the hand after a stroke. It features multiple adjustable straps to ensure an accurate and comfortable fit, keeping the hand securely in place. The shape of the splint conforms to the natural shape of the patient's hand and wrist, making it ideal for individuals with stroke-related hand issues, metacarpal breaks, sprained knuckles, tendonitis, post-operative care, carpal tunnel syndrome, and other wrist injuries.

One notable feature of this splint is the soft finger separator, which provides support for the phalangeal area. It prevents the fingers from overlapping, reduces spasms, relieves finger pain, and ensures the fingers maintain the correct position.

The splint is both removable and adjustable. The surface strap cloth can be easily taken off and washed, and its black color ensures durability for long-term use. The magic paste straps allow for easy adjustments, providing supportive and comfortable compression.

For those who prefer to wear a splint at night, this product is suitable. Its soft design and ample padding allow for comfortable overnight use. By wearing this splint, individuals can wake up rested and free of pain, avoiding clenched fists and painful, flexed fingers and muscles.

This splint is suitable for adults with a palm length greater than 5.12". It helps alleviate symptoms associated with wrist sprains, looseness, rheumatoid arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, and other wrist injuries. Instead of traditional plaster casts, this splint can be used to prevent finger flexion convulsions, deformities, and contractures. It also helps control muscle tension increase and prevent muscle atrophy. Additionally, it aids in preventing finger erosion, deformities, and scar contractures in the finger joints.

In conclusion, the ergonomic design and features of this left stroke hand splint make it a practical and effective solution for individuals with wrist contractures, stroke-related hand issues, and other wrist injuries. Its soft finger separator, adjustable straps, washable surface strap cloth, and suitability for overnight use provide comfort, support, and relief for those in need.

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