Splinting common static splints tip protector splint used for distal finger injuries for protection and support.
Orthoplast ulnar gutter splint.
Starts at mid forearm runs along ulnar aspect of forearm to just beyond the dip joint.
Dip extension splint used for distal finger injuries for protection and support percutaneous pinning at distal finger dip hyperextension splint mallet fingers ulnar radial gutter splint used for fractures of the hand.
Good for fracture bracing and lower extremity orthosis.
It is from the elbow down to hand including two fingers.
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The doctor says he splinted with a ulnar gutter splint.
An ulnar gutter splint is a flexible splint that is used to support stabilize and immobilize dislocations and fractures of the hands fingers or wrists.
And the cpt code for ulnar gutter splint says it is 29105.
Orthoplast ii thermoplastic for general splinting needs.
However in the cpt book 29105 says from the shoulder down to the hand.
When i look up a picture of that on the web.
Ulnar gutter wrist splint small medium metacarpal splint boxer splint fits both hands easy to put on and take off stabilizing splint for metacarpal and hand injuries a u s.
Which is what the doctor did.
Done by simply extending the splinting material further across the dorsum of the wrist as well as extending the palmar splinting material further across.
Typical ulnar gutter splint with straps.
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An ulnar gutter splint extends from the proximal forearm to distal interphalangeal joints of fingers on the ulnar aspect of fingers wrist and forearm and is applied for various injuries of the ulnar aspect of the wrist and hand.
Ulnar gutter splints are made from a hard material that forms to the outer part pinky side of the arm wrist hand and fingers.
Remove the splint from the water and squeeze out the excess water and remove wrinkles.
With flexible thermoplastic splinting materials this extended design still allows application and removal of the splint as needed while greatly increasing the patient s comfort.
Allows five to eight minutes of working time in 160 f 71 c water.
This splint usually extends from the upper part of the forearm to.
