Boxer Fracture Splint
$20.0
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Boxer Fracture Splint (4th & 5th Metacarpal Support)
The Boxer Fracture Splint is designed to provide optimal immobilization and support for fractures and injuries of the 4th and 5th metacarpal bones (commonly known as boxer fractures). It stabilizes the hand and wrist while allowing controlled positioning to promote faster and safer recovery.
Crafted from high-quality breathable materials, this splint ensures maximum comfort during extended wear, making it ideal for both clinical and home use.
Key Features
- Targeted Immobilization: Specifically supports the ring and little finger metacarpals
- Ergonomic Design: Maintains the hand in the optimal healing position
- Adjustable Straps: Secure Velcro closures for a customized and firm fit
- Rigid Support Structure: Built-in splint provides stability and protection
- Breathable Material: Soft, lightweight fabric for all-day comfort
- Universal Fit: Suitable for left or right hand
Indications
- Boxer fractures (4th & 5th metacarpal fractures)
- Hand trauma or post-injury immobilization
- Post-operative hand stabilization
- Soft tissue injuries of the hand
Benefits
- Reduces pain by limiting unwanted movement
- Promotes proper bone alignment and healing
- Prevents further injury or complications
- Comfortable for prolonged daily use
Specifications
- Material: Neoprene & reinforced splint support
- Closure Type: Adjustable Velcro straps
- Color: Black
- Size: Universal / Adjustable
Usage Instructions
- Place the hand inside the splint with fingers properly aligned
- Wrap the splint around the hand and wrist
- Secure the straps firmly without restricting circulation
- Adjust as needed for comfort and stability
Care Instructions
- Hand wash with mild soap and cold water
- Air dry only
- Do not bleach or machine wash
Why Choose This Product?
This splint offers the perfect balance between rigid support and comfort, making it a reliable choice for physiotherapists, clinics, and home users looking for effective recovery from boxer fractures.
