This video demonstrates a smooth controlled AROM of extension of digits within the dorsal blocking splint and PROM of flexion of little digit. At night the loop is taken out of finger hook and IP joints are extended within dorsal blocking splint with soft strapping.
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In the video, the device is attached on the dorsal forearm and secured to existing outrigger splint. This is being used with the patient with Radial/Pin Palsy. The patient is not able to actively extend the digits. Therefore, utilizing this device, the patient is able to regain function of their hand. The device can also be modified by changing springs tension within the housing unit. This unit may acquire stronger spring tensions according to patients' needs.
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The patient in this video is now able to perform a simple functional activity.
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In the video below, the device is used for Flexor/Tendon repair zone 2, FDS/FDP and Digital Nerve repair. This is attached on the volar surface of the forearm to the existing dorsal blocking splint. This allows the four finger protocol with slow controlled passive flexion of the four digits and active extension against the spring load tension. This utilizes a lighter spring load for this particular patient. As the video shows, the therapist preferred the nail attachment method. However, other methods can be used or modified. In the evening, the patient is instructed to unloop the hooks to keep the IP joints in a neutral position to prevent joint contractures. The therapist has the advantage of utilizing other protocols secondary to the ease of attachment and detaching.
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