Rolyan AquaForm Universal Zippered Wrist And Thumb Spica Splint

Rolyan AquaForm Wrist And Thumb Spica Splint Features

• Can be worn while swimming
• Length falls between short and long versions of traditional AquaForm splints
• Low-temperature thermoplastic splint ships flat and must be fitted by a medical professional
• Made of 3/32" Aquaplast Watercolors electric blue
• For size, measure the wrist circumference over the styloid process
• Latex free
• Indicated for:
  - May be used in the presence of arthritis, tendonitis and cumulative trauma injuries, and following sprains and strains
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• Not in the presence of severe edema and reflex sympathetic dystrophy
• May not be recommended for the acute phase of wrist fractures
  
  

• These splints are to be fitted initially by a healthcare professional who is familiar with the purpose for which they are prescribed. The healthcare professional is responsible for providing wearing instructions and precautions to other healthcare practitioners, care providers involved in the patient care, and the patient.
• If unusual swelling, skin discoloration or discomfort occurs, use should be discontinued and a healthcare professional consulted.
• Be sure the splint does not impinge the long extensor tendons of the thumb, the superficial radial nerve, and the dorsal branch of the ulnar nerve.
• After heating splinting material, always check its temperature before applying it to the patient.
  
  

• The splint will lose its shape in temperatures over 135°F (57°C). It should be kept away from sources of heat such as ovens, hot water, open flames, and sunny car windows.
• The splint may be cleaned with soap and lukewarm water. It should be allowed to air dry thoroughly before reapplication