Custom Made Hand Splints

Here in Phoenix Rehab, we only work with experienced, senior and passionate hand therapists who are well-versed in the fabrication of customized hand splints for our patients. These are the following groups of splinting by body parts:

  • Finger splinting (digits/fingers and thumbs)
  • Hand based splinting (hand including the palm and web space)
  • Forearm based splinting (the forearm, may include wrist and fingers where appropriate)
  • Elbow splinting (mainly the elbow, but may involve shoulder or wrist)
  • Shoulder Splinting (usually just the shoulder)
  • Knee splinting (usually just the knee)
  • Ankle splinting (usually just the ankle, but may extend to toes)
  • Toes splinting (digits/toes)
  • Nose/face splinting (for broken noses/post surgery)

Finger Splinting

  1. Mallet Splint
  2. Proximal Interphalangeal Joint Dorsal Blocking Splint
  3. Anti-trigger Finger Splint (single digit or multiple)
  4. Finger Gutter Extension Splint
  5. Anti-Boutonniere Splint
  6. Anti-Swan Neck Splint

Hand splints

  1. Resting Hand Splint
  2. Night Extension Splint
  3. Dupuytren’s Splint
  4. Ulnar Gutter Splint (Interphalangeal joints free and included)
  5. Radial Gutter Splint (Interphalangeal joints free and included)
  6. Short Opponens Splint
  7. Metacarpalphalangeal Blocking Splint
  8. Thumb Spica (Short)

FOREARM SPLINTS

  1. Wrist Splint (traditional resting brace)
  2. Wrist Splint (Clamshell piece)
  3. Wrist Splint (Flexion splint)
  4. Wrist Splint (Extension splint)
  5. Forearm Gutter Splint
  6. Forearm Based Thumb Spica
  7. Ulnar Gutter Splint (Interphalangeal joints, free and included)
  8. Radial Gutter Splint (Interphalangeal joints, free and included)
  9. Dorsal Blocking Splint
  10. Metacarpalphalangeal (MCPJ) Blocking Splint
  11. Muenster / Sugar Tong Splint for TFCC and other wrist injuries
  12. Delta Cast Gauntlet
  13. De Quervain / Mummy’s Thumb Splint
  14. Carpal Tunnel Splint
  15. Thumb Spica (Long / Wrist Based)
  16. TFCC Splint
  17. Scaphoid Fracture Splint
  18. Scapho-lunate Ligament Injury Splint

ELBOW SPLINTING

  1. Posterior Elbow Splint (Thermoplastic and Delta Cast)
  2. Anterior Elbow Extension Splint
  3. Static Progressive Elbow Flexion Splint
  4. Static Progressive Elbow Extension Splint

KNEE SPLINTS

  1. Knee extension splint
  2. Knee flexion splint

ANKLE SPLINTS

  1. Ankle foot orthosis (AFO) – regular resting version
  2. Ankle foot orthosis (AFO) – dynamic version for walking

TOES SPLINT

  1. Buddy splinting
  2. Hallux valgus splinting
  3. Toe extension splinting

NOSE SPLINTS

  1. Nose bridge splinting

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One of the few clinics in Singapore with specialist hand therapists on staff.

  • Hand therapy is a specialist discipline that most physiotherapy clinics simply do not have and cannot provide.
  • Hand therapists and hand occupational therapists covers injuries and post-surgical recovery of the hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder girdle — requiring a different level of clinical training.
  • We also do customized thermoplastic splinting for the fingers, hand, wrist, forearm, elbow and even shoulders and knees too
  • For post-operative hand and wrist recovery, this isn’t optional – it can be significant movement, power, stability and stamina outcomes for someone who did hand therapy versus someone who didnt.
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