KidSplint Pediatric Finger Immobilization Splint

KidSplint Pediatric Finger Immobilization Splint

A sprained or broken finger can result from everyday play at school or at home.

The running child may fall to the ground or hit an object and be injured.

During a fracture, a cracking sound can be heard and a limitation of the range of motion is visible.

After the injury, the painful finger should be immobilized to relieve pain and decrease inflammation.

To do this, you can use our KidSplint splint designed for children.

The KidSplint is used to immobilize the index, middle, ring and little fingers (II-V).

This is a universal size splint that fits both the right and left hand.

It can be used for the dorsal and palmar side of the hand. It stabilizes the MCP, DIP and PIP joints.

The splint is made of an innovative, breathable material called AirDistance II.

AirDistance II is an innovative technological fabric.

It is a three-layer lamination, consisting of three parts: a durable, self-gripping polyamide layer, a shock-absorbing EVA foam and a 3D polyamide spacer material.

The outer part is used to fix the hard components. The EVA foam unloads these splints and the internal 3D interlayer ensures high air permeability and minimal absorption of water and moisture.

Waterproof material.

Our KidSplint finger splint features a wide, easy-to-attach circumferential strap and a special strap for metacarpal stabilization.

The aluminum splint can be shaped as needed.

The splint features a circumferential wrist strap that provides additional stabilization of the CMC joint.

The KidSplint is made from colorful materials, making it very child-friendly.

Finger Fractures II-V
Collateral ligament injuries of the MCP joints
Finger dislocations II-V
Rheumatic diseases of the fingers II-V

Available in 2 lengths:

1: 15 cm

2: 20 cm