Finger Mallet Splint

Comfosmart finger splints: The Mallet Splint is a specialized orthopedic device designed to provide support and protection to the fingertip in cases of mallet finger injuries. It is available in a universal size to accommodate various finger sizes. This splint is essential for individuals recovering from mallet finger injuries, offering stability and promoting proper healing.

RA5512

Size: Universal

Product Features:

  1. Fingertip Protection: The Mallet Splint is specifically designed to protect and support the fingertip, particularly in cases of mallet finger injuries. It features a rigid structure that immobilizes the distal joint while allowing movement at the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint.
  2. Universal Size: The splint comes in a universal size that can be adjusted and molded to fit most finger sizes. It offers flexibility in application and ensures a secure and comfortable fit.
  3. Lightweight and Low-Profile: The Mallet Splint is constructed from lightweight materials, making it comfortable to wear for extended periods. Its low-profile design minimizes interference with daily activities while providing necessary support.
  4. Easy Application: The splint is designed for ease of application. Simply slide the injured finger into the splint, positioning the distal joint against the rigid portion. Secure the splint in place using medical tape or straps as needed.
  5. Breathable and Hygienic: The splint is designed with ventilation holes or perforations, allowing air circulation to keep the finger cool and dry. This feature helps prevent excessive sweating and discomfort during extended wear. The splint is also easy to clean, promoting hygiene and maintaining freshness.

Indications: The Mallet Splint is recommended for the following indications:

  • Mallet finger injuries
  • Mallet finger fractures
  • Mallet finger tendon injuries
  • Post-operative mallet finger protection
  • Immobilization during the healing process

Instructions of Use:

  1. Select the Mallet Splint appropriate for the injured finger or as advised by a healthcare professional.
  2. Gently slide the finger into the splint, ensuring that the rigid portion covers the distal joint of the finger.
  3. Position the splint so that the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint is free to move.
  4. Adjust the splint as needed to achieve a comfortable fit and proper alignment of the finger.
  5. Secure the splint in place using medical tape or straps as recommended by your healthcare professional.
  6. Follow the recommendations of your healthcare professional regarding the duration of splint usage. They may advise removing the splint for specific activities or during sleep.
  7. Regularly check the finger and the splint for any signs of discomfort, skin irritation, or increased pain. Adjust the fit or seek medical advice if necessary.
  8. Follow any additional instructions provided by your healthcare professional, including any exercises or rehabilitation protocols to aid in the recovery process.

Note: The Mallet Splint is intended as a supportive aid for mallet finger injuries and should be used under the guidance of a healthcare professional. Follow their recommendations regarding the duration of usage, any necessary adjustments to the splint, and any additional treatments or therapies that may complement the splint’s use

 

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