Splints for broken wrist
Splints are orthopedic devices used to support and immobilize injured or fractured limbs to facilitate healing. Splints are commonly employed in emergency settings to stabilize a fracture or sprain, minimizing movement and alleviating pain. Splints are also used post-surgery to maintain proper alignment and support the healing process. Unlike casts, splints are often adjustable and can be easily removed, making them ideal for conditions where swelling might occur.