Box Finger Splint – G004

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240.00

Description

Box Finger Splint is an orthopedic device designed to immobilize and protect a single injured finger. It is shaped like a box, enclosing the entire injured finger to provide support and stabilization. This type of splint is commonly used for fractures, sprains, dislocations, or post-surgical recovery of the finger, ensuring it remains in a neutral position while allowing the healing process to proceed without further injury.

Product Code   :   G004

Product Category   :    Splints

Size   :   S, M, L

Key Features:

  1. Box-Shaped Design:
    • Encloses the injured finger on all sides, providing rigid support and complete immobilization.
    • Protects the finger from external impact.
  1. Rigid Material:
    • Typically made of lightweight aluminum, hard plastic, or similar rigid material.
    • May be padded inside for comfort and to prevent irritation.
  1. Ventilation Holes:
    • Allows airflow to reduce sweating and moisture buildup.
  1. Open-Ended Design:
    • Keeps the fingertip visible for inspection or care while immobilizing the rest of the finger.
  1. Adjustable Fit:
    • Can be secured with adhesive tape or Velcro straps to ensure a snug fit.
  1. Universal Application:
    • Fits most finger sizes and can be used on any hand.

Common Uses:

  1. Finger Fractures:
    • Immobilizes the finger to allow proper healing of phalangeal fractures.
  1. Sprains and Ligament Injuries:
    • Stabilizes the finger after ligament sprains or joint injuries.
  1. Dislocations:
    • Protects and maintains proper alignment following finger dislocations.
  1. Post-Surgical Recovery:
    • Ensures immobilization of the finger after surgeries involving tendons, ligaments, or bones.
  1. Soft Tissue Injuries:
    • Protects the finger during recovery from cuts, bruises, or crush injuries.
  1. Protection Against Re-Injury:
    • Shields the injured finger from further trauma during daily activities.

Advantages:

  1. Effective Immobilization:
    • Completely stabilizes the finger, preventing unwanted movement and promoting healing.
  1. Protective Enclosure:
    • The box design protects the finger from external impact or accidental bumps.
  1. Lightweight and Durable:
    • Provides strong support without adding excessive weight or bulk.
  1. Comfortable and Ventilated:
    • Padded interior and ventilation holes ensure comfort during prolonged use.
  1. Universal Use:
    • Can be used for various finger injuries on either hand.

Limitations:

  1. Restricted Mobility:
    • Completely immobilizes the finger, which may hinder tasks requiring fine motor skills.
  1. Size Fit Challenges:
    • Improper sizing or fit can lead to discomfort or reduced effectiveness.
  1. Moisture Accumulation:
    • Prolonged wear without cleaning may lead to irritation or skin issues.
  1. Not Suitable for Complex Injuries:
    • Severe fractures or injuries requiring surgical intervention may need more advanced splints or devices.

How to Use:

  1. Position the Finger:
    • Gently straighten the injured finger and slide it into the box splint.
  1. Secure the Splint:
    • Use adhesive tape or straps to fasten the splint around the finger and keep it in place.
  1. Ensure Proper Alignment:
    • Verify that the finger is held in a neutral or slightly curved position, depending on the injury.
  1. Wear Continuously:
    • Follow your healthcare provider’s instructions on how long to wear the splint, typically for several weeks.

Care Instructions:

  • Cleaning: Wipe the splint with a damp cloth and mild soap. Allow it to air dry before reapplying.
  • Inspect Regularly: Check for signs of damage, wear, or pressure points that might irritate the skin.

Ideal For:

  • Patients with finger fractures or dislocations.
  • Individuals recovering from minor finger surgeries.
  • Athletes or workers needing protection for injured fingers during recovery.

If you’re considering a Box Finger Splint, ensure proper fit and alignment by consulting a healthcare professional.