Finger Cot Splint

A finger cot splint helps immobilize and straiten the injured/fractured joint. It also helps in maintaining proper alignment of the broken finger. Finger joints are delicate and quickly get injuries during trauma. The other common reason is due to impact, usually during physical activities. Our natural reaction when falling is to put our hand out and land on our wrist, which can cause fractures, breaks or other injuries to the wrist and fingers. It also helps prevent the bones from moving unnaturally or out of place and maintains the proper alignment of the fractured finger.

Description.

Plastic-coated malleable aluminium keeps the interphalangeal joint in the required position; Polyfoam padding for comfort. Indications: Collateral ligament injury of the distal interphalangeal joint; Fracture of the Distal Inter phalanges; Protection of nail bed injuries of the finger.

Finger Cot Splint Indications

Immobilization of finger following fracture of proximal inter phalanges Extensor tendon injuries of the finger Collateral ligament injuries of the interphalangeal joint Boutonniere's joint Postoperative immobilization of fingers Prevention of deformities in rheumatoid arthritis

Application Instructions:

Slide the injured finger into the end of the splint and enclose prongs around the finger. Secure with medical tape

why our finger cot when an injury or fracture happens to the DIP joint or nail beds  Orthodynamic finger cots will be an ideal product for the mobilizations and straitening of the fracture because They are plastic-coated malleable aluminium that keeps the interphalangeal joint in the required position. They are well-padded for comfort. Adjusts to accommodate oedema. Straps included. 'U' shaped clip style design for easy application. The design allows application without taping. Keeps the finger immobilized in a straight position.

Size: One size fits most

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