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FlexiOH Long Thumb Spica Application

Fractures in the palm-region, more specifically known as metacarpal fractures, are the most common type of fractures among people following aggressive sports and labor-intensive lifestyles. Recovering from them can be significantly difficult because of the vitality of fingers and their mobility in day-to-day functions. FlexiOH immobilizers are an ideal orthopedic immobilization alternative to any traditional casts or plasters. Since hands, especially wrist and palm regions are routinely subject to water, moisture, and pressures; having fractures healed using waterproof, strong and breathable cast like FlexiOH can make a significant improvement to patients’ lifestyle and comfort during their recovery regime. FlexiOH long thumb spica immobilizers are intended to be used for immobilization of the first meta-carpo-phalangeal, carpometacarpal and wrist joint. Applications: • Non-angulated/ nondisplaced/ extra-articular fractures of the base of the first metacarpal (Bennett’s fracture & Rolando fracture) • Non-angulated/ nondisplaced/ scaphoid fracture/lunate fracture/ trapezial fracture • Arthritis of the wrist and thumb in both rheumatoid and osteoarthritis • De Quervain tenosynovitis/other ligamentous or soft tissue injuries to the thumb Benefits of Upgrading to FlexiOH: • 100% Waterproof • Washable & Bath-Friendly • Cushioned & Breathable for Skin • Lightweight & Easy to Carry • High Strength & Durability • Faster Application & Removal • Latex-Free • Enhanced Adjust-ability • Uniform Stress Distribution • Trendy Look & Superior Experience For more information visit: https://orthoheal.com/   / orthohealoff​icials     / orth​oheal     / ​     / orthoheal   Chapters: 00:00 Intro to FlexiOH Long Thumb Spica 00:32 Measurement to choose size 01:18 Product unboxing 02:32 Product inspection 04:42 Wrapping & Zipping process 05:30 Reduction & Inspection 07:06 Curing process 10:03 Confirmation 11:56 Instructions for patient 12:39 Instructions for HCP 13:18 Removal after treatment