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Orthoses, Upper Limb, Finger, Inter-Phalangeal Joint, Therapeutic, Swan-Neck Splint

Definition : Therapeutic inter-phalangeal (IP) orthoses designed for external modification of the structural and/or functional characteristics of the fingers by providing a controlled flexion of the proximal IP joint and simultaneous extension of the distal IP joint during therapeutic treatment. Known as neck-swan splints, these orthoses typically consist of a padded angled splint extending along the finger. The splint includes several straps encircling the finger. Neck-swan splints are used for therapy after surgical correction of neck-swan deformities of the fingers.

Entry Terms : "Swan-Neck Finger Deformity Splints" , "Swan-Neck Inter-Phalangeal Joint Splints"

UMDC code : 28753

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