Simpson Modified Single Armchair Finger Splint
The Simpson Modified Single Armchair Finger Splint incorporates a dynamic splint with a coil design for managing PIP and DIP joint flexion contractures and Boutonniere's deformity. The coil design ensures that the finger remains in a fixed position, promoting effective healing.
What's Included?
Sizing of the Single Armchair Finger Splint
To find out which size of splint you need, please measure the circumference of your finger at the PIP joint (the first joint of your finger after the knuckle) and use the table below.
| Size | Circumference at PIP |
| Extra Small | 4 - 5cm |
| Small | 5.5 - 6cm |
| Medium | 6 - 6.5cm |
| Large | 6.5 - 7cm |
| Extra Large | 7 - 7.5cm |
Please note that if your measurement falls on a sizing boundary, we would advise choosing the larger size for greater comfort.
Who Can Use the Single Armchair Finger Splint?
Whether you have a bone fracture or a damaged ligament or tendon, your finger needs time to recover before you can use it normally. This finger splint is suitable for the following conditions:
- PIP joint flexion contractures
- Damaged tendons
- Finger fractures
- DIP joint flexion contractures
- Boutonniere's deformity
- Mallet finger
- Soft tissue injury affecting the PIP joint
Key Features and Benefits
- Dynamic spring supports the PIP joint, leaving the DIP free to flex
- Suitable for PIP and DIP related injuries
- Available in a variety of sizes to suit the majority of users
- Ideal for use as a progressive splint after intensive use of a single splint
Why Do I Need a Finger Splint?
Finger splints are a type of medical equipment that can benefit individuals who have an injured finger. Finger splints prevent further damage, provide stabilisation, and can help treat various injuries, such as damaged tendons and fractures.
How Does the Simpson Modified Single Finger Splint Work?
With a coiled design, the Simpson Modified Single Armchair Finger Splint helps keep the PIP joint extended while allowing active flexion. The shorter, stronger spring supports the PIP joint, leaving the DIP joint completely free to flex.
What Are the Advantages of an Armchair Splint?
The slim and lightweight design means that these splints are comfortable to wear and don't interfere with day-to-day tasks. The foam padded circular springs are an innovative and highly effective way of providing the correct amount of flexion to the fingers.
Is There Another Version Available?
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