Thumb hole radial splint

INDICATION: Carpal tunnel syndrome, Tendonitis, Arthritis, Strains

This has high compression features and provides excellent support to injured wrist and allows full function of the fingers
and thumb at the same time as protecting the wrist.
Provides radial and ulnar styloid relief.

Thumb spica radial splint

INDICATION: Post scaphoid fracture, Carpal tunnel syndrome, Skier's thumb, Tendinitis, Post-surgical repair

Offering excellent support and compression to the wrist, CMC and MCP joints.

Volar splint

INDICATION: Immobilisation of the wrist, Distal radius, ulna and carpals, excluding scaphoid

Rehabilitation phase after hand surgery
First aid and first care: transitory fixation before or just after surgery

Ulnar gutter splint

INDICATION: Immobilisation of the wrist, Distorsions, Stable fractures, after surgery

Conservative treatment of tendonitis/ tendovaginitis (without involvement of the thumb)
as well as degenerative or inflammatory conditions of the wrist.
Adjuvant therapy of reflex sympathetic dystrophy.

Dosal splint

INDICATION: Carpal tunnel syndrome, Tendon injuries, Wrist sprains

Dorsal design for increased patient compliance.
First aid and first care: transitory fixation before or just after surgery Conservative treatment in tendonitis,
inflammation and degenerative diseases of the wrist, even as resting splints

Finger splint

INDICATION: Finger sprains, Wrist sprains

To immobilize the finger sprains, strains, minor fractures and post-operative alignment

Resting pan mitt splint

INDICATION: Positions wrist in neutral with fingers in partial flexion MCP or CMC joint of the thumb

Specially suited for people with arthritis who require support of the MCP or CMC joint of the thumb
Splint may be used volarly or dorsally to splint hypertonic hands.

Functional position palmar splint

INDICATION: Rheumatoid arthritis, Contracture in flexion or hyperextension of the wrist, including contracted fist

Contracture of the hand with or without radial or ulnar deviations of the hand.
It has a wrist strap to maintain it in the suitable position and to secure a progressive stretching.
The adjustment of the thumb correction can be varied.

Wrist neutral palmar splint

INDICATION: Arthritic conditions, Post reconstructive surgery, Sprains/ strains, Tendinitis, Post wrist fracture

This provides effective circumferential compression and support to the wrist while allowing full thumb and finger motion.
Useful as a step-down splint in later stage rehab or to encourage reaction with patients
who struggle with transition from immobilization to movement due to pain or anxiety.

Forearm humerus splint

INDICATION: Fixation of the region of the elbow following injuries and surgery

Post-traumatic immobilisation of the elbow joint,
e.g. condition after bursectomy, sulcus ulnaris, descending tendopathies.

Tibial splint (below knee)

INDICATION: Lower leg, ankle foot

Short-term fixation of the ankle region (including Achilles tendon) and foot following injuries and surgery.
Designed to increase stability and help decrease pain
Provides a protected range of motion following trauma or post-operative procedures

Ankle splint

INDICATION: Acute ankle injuries

Traditional stirrup design provides compression and promotes circulation to reduce swelling.
Soft drapes included for combined therapy.
Fits easily into most shoes.
Universal sizing reduces inventory on hand.

Femoral splint (above knee)

INDICATION: Shaft fractures of the femur and for immobilisation of the knee.
Maybe molded to the contour of the limb

Cylinder splint

INDICATION: Postsurgical or posttraumatic immobilisation

Allowing adjustment to a wide range of calf, thigh and knee circumferences.
The soft drape stays are shaped for a greater comfort and fitting.