Leeford Thumb Spica Splint 1

Leeford Thumb Spica Splint 1 is used for immobilising the thumb in the abduction position, providing essential support for various thumb injuries. Constructed from flexible, breathable three-layered fabric with sandwiched PU foam, it offers a close fit while ensuring comfort during extended wear. The semi-rigid, removable malleable radial splint helps stabilise the CMC and MCP joints, effectively inhibiting movement and promoting recovery. Featuring Velcro closures, this splint allows for quick and easy application, making it user-friendly for individuals in need of thumb support. Its ergonomic design ensures that it can accommodate both left and right hands, making it a versatile choice for those recovering from injuries or managing chronic conditions.

• Product Type: Thumb Splint 
   
• Material: Flexible three-layered fabric with sandwiched PU foam
   
• Semi-rigid, removable malleable radial splint
   
• Ergonomic design suitable for both left and right hands
   
• Size: Universal size, adjustable fit for various hand sizes
   
• Closure Type: Velcro closures for easy application and secure fit
   
• Breathability: Breathable and comfortable fabric for extended wear
   
• Weight: Lightweight design for ease of use

Care Instructions: 

• Hand wash with mild detergent
   
• Do not dry clean, bleach or iron
   
• Dry flat in the shade
   
• Immobilises the thumb in the abduction position
   
• Supports the CMC and MCP joints, inhibiting movement
   
• Applications: Ideal for thumb sprains, arthritis, De Quervain’s syndrome
   
• Useful for tendonitis and post-cast recovery
   
• Supports soft tissue injuries around the thumb and wrist

• Thumb Sprains and Strains: The splint provides necessary support and immobilisation to the thumb, helping in the recovery of sprains and strains by limiting movement and allowing healing.
   
• For Arthritis Management: Designed to stabilise the thumb joint, this splint may help promote comfort and reduce discomfort associated with arthritis, facilitating daily activities without exacerbating symptoms.
   
• De Quervain’s Syndrome: This condition affects the tendons on the thumb side of the wrist. The splint immobilises the thumb, helping to alleviate pain and promote healing by reducing strain on the affected tendons.
   
• For Tendonitis Relief: The splint can assist in managing tendonitis in the thumb by providing support and reducing movement, which can contribute to inflammation and pain.
   
• For Post-Cast Recovery: After the removal of a cast, this splint helps support the thumb during the recovery process, allowing for gradual movement while ensuring protection against re-injury.
   
• For Soft Tissue Injuries: It provides stabilisation for soft tissue injuries around the thumb and wrist, which may help support the healing process by immobilising the affected area and reducing strain during recovery.
   
• For Repetitive Stress Injuries: For individuals engaged in activities that put repetitive strain on the thumb, such as typing or sports, the splint may help support the joint and avoid further injury.

• The Aluminum strip is pushed out. The contours of the splint are matched to the abduction required. The customised splint is pushed back into the packet.
• The wristband of the thumb spica is wrapped around the wrist.
• The hook loop rejoinders are fastened to a comfortable compression with a reverse buck mechanism.
• The thumb portion of the products aligned to the thumb and fastened with the help of book loop rejoinders.

• Read the label carefully before use. 
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and moisture. 
• Keep out of reach of children. 
• Avoid any physical damage to the product. 
• Discontinue use if discomfort, rashes, or impaired sensation occurs.
• Consult a healthcare professional if pain persists.
• Avoid concurrent use with other medical devices without guidance.
• Follow all usage and care instructions carefully.
• Do not use it if you have impaired blood flow or known allergies to materials.