Finger Splints

Color Collection Indication:

• Extensor tendon rupture
• Finger tip and nail bed injuries

With the new Color Collection from LINK, patients who have finger problems can select their preferred color of finger splint. Neon, black, or glitter the Color Collection turns finger splints into colorful accessories on the hand. It also helps to increase long-term wearer acceptance, thereby promoting successful treatment outcomes.

Single, skin tone Indication:

• Extensor tendon rupture
• Finger tip and nail bed injuries

These finger splints are used to fixate the distal finger joint in extension. The hood over the middle phalanx is preferably fixated with Velcro^® straps*. The proximal interphalangeal joint is left free. The side walls of the splint are perforated for ventilation.

Single, thermoplastic Indication:

• Extensor tendon rupture
• Finger tip and nail bed injuries

The colorless, clear, thermoplastic finger splints are made of an acrylic resin, so they can be reshaped over a gentle flame (spirit lamp or Bunsen burner).

Single, skintone and padded Indication:

• Extensor tendon rupture
• Finger tip and nail bed injuries

The padding serves a multiple purpose: size correction, protection against perspiration, and significantly enhanced comfort for the patient.

Color Collection Indications:

• Boutonnière deformity

With the new Color Collection from LINK, patients who have finger problems can select their preferred color of finger splint. Neon, black or glitter – the Color Collection turns finger splints into colorful accessories on the hand. It also helps to increase long-term wearer compliance, thereby promoting successful treatment outcomes.

Single, skin tone Indications:

• Boutonnière deformity

Stack finger splints are specially designed for fingers with Boutonnière deformity.

Single, thermoplastic Indications:

• Boutonnière deformity

The colorless, clear, thermoplastic finger splints are made of acrylic resin, so they can be reshaped over a gentle flame (spirit lamp or Bunsen burner). This is an advantage for patients with an abnormal finger anatomy.

Single, skin tone, and padded Indications:

• Boutonnière deformity

These finger splints are specially designed for fingers with Boutonnière deformity. The padding serves a multiple purpose: size correction, protection against perspiration, and significantly enhanced comfort for the patient.

Single, skin tone Indication:

• Extensor tendon rupture
• Finger tip and nail bed injuries

The adaptable, modified finger splints are split along the dorsal, proximal section. This allows the splint to adapt to the exact shape of the finger when the fixing strap is applied. If the finger is swollen, the splint can be re-adjusted once the swelling has subsided.

Single, skin tone Indication:

• Extensor tendon rupture
• Finger tip and nail bed injuries

STACTIP^® Finger Splints have a distal, volar window over the tactile elevation, taking the anatomy into account. This window enables the wearer to retain a normal sense of touch for performing delicate tasks. Single, thermoplastic Indication:

• Extensor tendon rupture
• Finger tip and nail bed injuries

STACTIP^® Finger Splints have a distal, volar window over the tactile elevation, taking the anatomy into account. This window enables the wearer to retain a normal sense of touch for performing delicate tasks.