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This product has a Bariatric rating.
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- A contoured center pad helps distribute pressure evenly across the PIP joint
- Designed to address finger flexion tightness
- Supports the management of boutonniere deformities
- Bilateral wires can be adjusted to modify the applied force or accommodate swelling and edema
Adjustable Spring Finger Extension Splint
Adjustable and easy to use, the Spring Finger Extension Splint is suitable for use on either the right or left hand. Designed for PIP joint extension of 45° or less, the splint provides consistent extension support while withstanding a force of up to 3.75 lbs. (1.4 kg) when flexed 45° or more and 1.75 lbs. (653 g) at full extension.
Enhanced PIP Joint Extension Support
The Spring Finger Extension Splint is designed to assist the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint in achieving greater extension. It provides stronger extension assistance than the Extension Finger Splint 7053 while minimizing its effect on the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint.
Five Sizes for a Comfortable, Customized Fit
The Spring Finger Extension Splints are available in five sizes—AA, A, B, C, and D—to help provide a comfortable, proper fit. To determine the appropriate size, measure from the palmar crease to the distal finger crease. To apply the splint, hold the spring at the proximal and distal pads, then slide it onto the finger. Position the proximal pad over the volar aspect of the metacarpal head and the distal pad at the distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint
- A contoured center pad helps distribute pressure evenly across the PIP joint
- Designed to address finger flexion tightness
- Supports the management of boutonniere deformities
- Bilateral wires can be adjusted to modify the applied force or accommodate swelling and edema
