Orthopedic Thermoplastic Finger Splint Thumb Support

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Orthopedic Thermoplastic Finger Splint Thumb Support

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Product Description

Basic Information

Condition

New

Usage

Correct Deformities, Fracture Fixation

Using Site

Vertebra, Shoulder & Neck, Waist

Type

Splint Fixation

Transport Package

Carton Box

Specification

210*145mm

Trademark

Aojianyi

Origin

China

HS Code

37033609

Production Capacity

10000PCS

Orthopedic Thermoplastic Finger Splint Thumb Support

Product Parameters

Size: 200*165*3.2mm
Perforation: Plain sheets, 5%, 10%, and customized perforated options
Colors: Original, White, Blue, Light Pink, and customized colors

Key Functions

The splints are designed for the precise fixation of the first metacarpophalangeal joint, thumb phalanx, metacarpal fractures, and dislocations of the wrist joint.

Product Features

Mouldable It can be easily molded to the correct anatomical shape after being activated in hot water.

Breathability Small perforations on the thermoplastic plates prevent itching, inflammation, and skin lesions during prolonged use.

Waterproof Fully waterproof once set. Patients can maintain hygiene by wearing it in the bathroom or while swimming.

X-ray Translucent X-rays pass through easily, allowing for clear imaging and radiation therapy without removing the splint.

How to Use

1. Place the splint in 65-70°C water for 1-3 minutes or until it becomes pliable.

2. Remove and blot dry with a clean towel.

3. Mold the splint around the body part (arm or leg) until it achieves the correct shape.

4. As the splint cools, it will harden into a rigid, protective covering.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a thermoplastic splint used for?

It is a medical device used to immobilize, protect, and support injuries such as fractures, sprains, and strains, providing a lighter alternative to plaster casts.

Is the splint comfortable for long-term wear?

Yes, the perforated design ensures breathability, which helps prevent skin irritation and itching during extended confinement.

Can I get the splint wet?

Yes, the material is waterproof. While it softens in very hot water (above 65°C), it is perfectly safe for daily activities like showering or swimming.

Do I need to remove the splint for an X-ray?

No, the material is X-ray translucent, meaning doctors can take clear X-rays without needing to remove the support.

How long does it take to mold and harden?

The material becomes pliable in 1-3 minutes in hot water and hardens into a rigid shape within a few minutes as it cools to room temperature.

Is it better than traditional plaster?

Thermoplastic splints are significantly lighter, custom-molded to the individual patient, and easier to keep clean compared to traditional plaster.