Static & Static Progressive Splints
The winning combination of both dynamic and static splinting gives the patient optimal opportunity for success with no loss of range of motion (ROM) between dynamic stretching sessions. The patient can be gaining ROM with dynamic splinting on one associated joint, while simultaneously maintaining gains with a static position resting splint on the other associated joints of the same extremity.
The combination has proven to be very successful and can be used to satisfy both the upper and lower extremity contracture management issues.
Static & Static Progressive Splints
Just some of the available options that we offer are shown below. Contact your local Dynasplint® Sales Consultant for more details.
Hand Wrist
Flex Hand
Wrist Orthosis
Restorative™ Elbow
Orthosis
– with and without Toe Roll
Control Boot
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Consider using the static, static progressive splints and/or attachments when the following issues are a concern:
- Excessive tone with spasms, demanding more control of the extremity
- Maintaining proper bone and joint alignment
- Maintaining vascular integrity
- Skin integrity concerns
- Hygiene concerns
- Diabetes, neuropathy with loss of sensation, edema, vascular disease and osteoporosis
Consider using the static, static progressive splints and/or attachments when the following issues are a concern:
- Excessive tone with spasms, demanding more control of the extremity
- Maintaining proper bone and joint alignment
- Maintaining vascular integrity
- Skin integrity concerns
- Hygiene concerns
- Diabetes, neuropathy with loss of sensation, edema, vascular disease and osteoporosis
