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Progress Ultra-Ortho Splint - Progressive Hand & Wrist Repositioning
Progress Ultra-Ortho Splint - Progressive Hand & Wrist Repositioning
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Ships from Auckland, New Zealand. Health Wholesale is an Australian company, but this product is held in stock and dispatched from Auckland, so there are no international shipping delays or customs charges. Free shipping within New Zealand.
Intended for use by a trained practitioner, this splint requires clinical fitting and therapeutic adjustment for progressive hand and digit repositioning.
The Progress Ultra-Ortho Splint provides adjustable positioning for the hand, wrist, thumb and digits. It combines immobilisation with adjustable support, allowing a practitioner to adapt the fit and positioning as therapeutic needs change.
Features
- Designed for progressive repositioning of the hand, wrist, thumb and digits with a customised fit.
- Supports adjustment into flexion and extension to meet different therapeutic goals.
- Allows the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joints to be positioned in extension for extensor tendon injuries or flexion for joint injuries.
- Adjustable thumb positioning for abduction, extension and flexion.
- Rivet-fastened straps with comfortable padding and rounded edges designed to help prevent shearing.
- Generous trough accommodates a variety of hand and forearm sizes.
- Durable, easy-clean textile material with ventilation to help reduce skin maceration.
- Available in left- and right-hand versions.
Suitable For
- Progressive hand, wrist, thumb and digit positioning under clinical guidance.
- Extensor tendon injuries and joint injuries requiring appropriate MCP positioning.
- Dupuytren's and arthritic conditions.
- Positioning needs associated with head injury, stroke (CVA) or spinal cord injury.
- Burns requiring therapeutic hand positioning.
Positioning and subsequent adjustments should be managed by a trained practitioner.
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