Splints
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.
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from $ 3.20Full Foam Cardboard Folding Split
Mountainside Medical EquipmentThe DMA Full Foam Cardboard Folding Splint is tapered for a more accurate fit. The 24″ and 36″ splints fold at the bottom for hand or foot placemen...
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Original price $ 42.50Current price $ 32.95McKesson Wraparound Knee Brace, Hook-n-Loop Strap Closure with D-Rings Left or Right Knee
McKesson1/8" neoprene wraparound configuration and strap tabs provide ease of application. Posterior strap adjustment allows for one-time adjustment and pr...
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Original price $ 1,295.00Current price $ 1,030.00Spencer Emergency Evacuation Transport Chair, Black/Orange
Spencer MedicalThe Spencer Emergency Evacuation Transport Chair is a lightweight and durable chair that is ideal for a quickly and safely transport patients. . Fo...
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Original price $ 695.95Current price $ 435.00Emergency Evacuation Transport Chairs, Black
Spencer MedicalThe Emergency Evacuation Transport Chair is a foldable, lightweight chair perfect for quickly transporting a person to safety. area that needs ever...
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$ 198.00Dorsal Resting Hand Splint, Right
AlimedThe Dorsal Resting Splint is a uniquely designed hand splint that provides range of motion and improves patient compliance for wear. The resting ha...
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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.