Dynamic Radial Palsy Splint – Rehabilitation Support for Wrist and Finger Extension

Product Code: G011

Product Category: Splints

Available Sizes: S, M, L

Size Chart (Wrist Circumference)

Note: Choose the larger size if your measurement is between two sizes.

Product Overview

The Dynamic Radial Palsy Splint is a specialized physiotherapy aid designed for patients with radial nerve palsy, wrist drop, or post-stroke hand dysfunction. With dynamic finger and thumb attachments that assist with passive extension and active flexion, this splint plays a crucial role in neuromuscular rehabilitation. It is widely recommended by physiotherapists and rehabilitation specialists for restoring wrist and finger mobility.

Key Features

• Dynamic Extension Assistance: Utilizes elastic bands, springs, or tension systems to lift the wrist, fingers, and thumb into an extended functional position, preventing drooping while allowing active movement.
• Wrist & Finger Support: Stabilizes the wrist and assists finger extension while maintaining proper alignment and preventing flexion contractures.
• Adjustable Components: Elastic tension can be fine-tuned to match the recovery stage. Straps ensure a secure, customized fit.
• Open Design: Promotes ventilation and comfort, keeping the palm and hand partially free for functional use.
• Lightweight & Comfortable: Made from breathable materials and lightweight components for prolonged wear.

Indications

• Radial nerve palsy (wrist drop).
• Post-stroke hand recovery.
• Brachial plexus injuries.
• Orthopedic and neurological rehabilitation.
• Hand extensor muscle re-education.

Uses & Benefits

• Functional Recovery: Supports wrist and finger extension during rehabilitation.
• Prevents Deformities: Helps avoid flexion contractures and improper alignment.
• Customizable Support: Adjustable tension accommodates different stages of recovery.
• Daily Comfort: Breathable and lightweight for extended wear.

How to Use

1. Position: Place the splint on the affected hand, aligning the wrist and finger attachments correctly.
2. Secure: Fasten straps around the wrist, hand, and forearm for a snug fit.
3. Adjust: Set the elastic tension according to the therapist’s guidance.
4. Wear Duration: Follow the recommendations of your physiotherapist or specialist.

Who Can Benefit

• Patients with radial nerve palsy or wrist drop.
• Stroke survivors undergoing hand function recovery.
• Individuals with brachial plexus injuries.
• Patients in orthopedic or neurological rehab programs.