Diagnoses

If you have mallet finger, you will not be able to straighten the end of your finger.   You will need to wear a splint continuously, not allowing the tip of your finger to bend even once, for a minimum of 6 weeks.   I make several different desig ...

A person with this injury is unable to straighten their wrist and fingers, making it very difficult to pick up items. This splint restores much function to the hand while waiting for nerves to grow.

If you have been diagnosed with DeQuervain's tenosynovitis, the linings of the tendons that pull the thumb up and out sideways are inflamed and need rest.  It is important that both the thumb and the wrist are included in this splint.

This splint may be recommended while a carpal bone is healing, so that you can have support, and protection but still be able to remove the splint for cleaning.

My splints can help people to improve hand function that has been limited by many causes. The following is an example of a condition that my splints are designed to help.

If you have carpal tunnel, that means that a nerve at your wrist is compressed.  This splint keeps the wrist straight (the position where the nerve has the most space), to reduce numbness and tingling in the thumb and fingers.  It is usually worn ...

One of the ligaments that provide thumb stability may be torn and this thumb splint is usually worn for 6 weeks to allow the damaged ligament to heal. It is occasionally worn afterwards for stressful activities.

There are many splint options, custom and ready-made, that ease the pain by limiting movement at the painful CMC / MCP joint. People with this condition find that  they can perform their activities of daily living without pain.  I will show you m ...