Key Features

The Oval-8 Finger Splints are a comfortable and affordable way to stabilise and align the small joints of the fingers to assist with the healing and improvement of hand function.
They are commonly used for conditions such as arthritis, swan neck deformity, trigger finger etc.
Oval-8 Finger Splints - One Splint Treats a Variety of Finger Conditions:
Mallet Finger Holds the DIPJ in extension or slight hyperextension Adjust with heat if slight hyperextension is desired
Trigger Finger Blocks finger triggering by limited MP or IPJ flexion Ideal as a conservative treatment or following injection
Trigger Thumb Blocks thumb triggering at the DIPJ or MPJ Ideal as a conservative treatment or following injection
Swan Neck (Hyperextension) Deformity Stops PIPJ hyperextension Improves DIPJ control
Boutonniere Deformity Holds the PIPJ in neutral extension Ideal as a "retainer" after dynamic splinting to solidify gains in ROM
Lateral Deviated Fingers Reduces DIPJ and PIPJ deviation caused by injury or the buildup of arthritic nodules Pressure can be applied ulnarly or radially to reduce deviation
Fractures Holds minor non-displaced fractures stable using two splints Interlock a larger-sized splint with a smaller-sized splint to immobilize a joint
Hyperextension Conditions - Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS) Stabilizes any IP joint to restore balance and improve function Mulitple splints can be worn on one hand
Hypertonicity and Mild Spasticity Improves functional pinch and grip in persons with tone control problems Blocks thumb IP flexion or hyperextension to facilitate pinch Controls end range flexion of the digits for improved grasp patterns Restores balance to overcome intrinsic minus posturing

Dimensions

Available in a wide range of sizes (3 to 15).