Mallet Finger Splint Supports the Dip Joint in Hyper Extension

A splint is a device that supports and protects body parts that have been injured, such as a broken bone or muscle sprain. A splint may also be worn after surgery. A splint is used to decrease pain and stop or limit movement so you can heal. Unlike casts, caregivers can easily adjust a splint if you have swelling or pain after an injury. A splint is sometimes called a half-cast because it does not wrap around an entire body area like a cast does. 

A Mallet splint is designed in such a way that it supports the dip joint in hyper extension, while the movement of the PIP joint does not get restricted. Finger Splint is required when the tendon in outermost joint of a finger is ripped. We can also say when the tip of the finger gets injured due to sports injury, or jammed your finger in the door. 

Mallet Finger Splint Features:

Coated aluminum body

Ergonomic design

Ethafoam lining

Inbuilt Hook loop fasteners

Frog Splint is specifically designed to support a sprained finger and immobilizes it. It aligns the inter phalangeal joints by maintaining them in functional position. Frog Splint is quite resilient and can be shaped easily in the desired position for extra firm support. Its arms can be moulded conveniently to grip the finger tightly.It is very difficult and irritating to keep your finger straight and unaffected by any physical contact when the injury is on a single finger.

Frog Splint Features:

Coated aluminum body

Anatomic design

Ethafoam lining

The splint that we make at Medical ensures that the patient suffers no discomfort of any kind while wearing it. It is coated with an aluminum body which can be bent and is customized. It is designed in the most practical way to immobilize only the hyper extension of DIP joint. The inbuilt hook loop fasteners help to easily wear and remove it while giving it an excellent grip.