Dyna Thumb Spica Brace Splint- Universal 1655

The Dyna Thumb Spica Brace Splint – Universal 1655 is engineered for the focused immobilization of the thumb and wrist, providing therapeutic stabilization to reduce pain and promote recovery. It is indicated for a range of conditions including injuries, fractures, chronic conditions such as arthritis, sprains, ligament injuries, and de Quervain’s tenosynovitis. This splint supports the carpometacarpal (CMC) joint and immobilizes the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint of the thumb, while allowing free movement of the remaining fingers.

Constructed from high-quality, latex-free breathable foam, the Dyna Thumb Spica Brace Splint – Universal 1655 features a lightweight yet supportive removable aluminum stay that provides customizable rigidity for effective healing. The design incorporates anatomically conforming stays made of high-density polyethylene, ensuring optimal support and comfort during extended wear.

Designed for ease of use in rehabilitation and post-surgical care, this thumb spica splint offers a universal fit and is suitable for both left and right hands. Its easy-to-adjust straps and strong Velcro fasteners simplify application and allow for a secure, customizable fit, minimizing skin irritation even during prolonged use.

Key Features : 

Provides targeted immobilization of the thumb and wrist for pain relief and recovery from injuries, fractures, and chronic conditions.
Features a universal fit, accommodating both left and right thumbs for versatile application.
Equipped with easy-to-adjust straps and Velcro fasteners for secure and customizable stabilization.

Crafted from high-quality, latex-free breathable foam, the Dyna Thumb Spica Brace Splint features a lightweight yet supportive aluminum stay to maintain thumb and wrist alignment. The soft inner lining reduces pressure points, while strong Velcro fasteners allow quick adjustments. Each material is chosen for durability, comfort, and easy cleaning, ensuring long-term performance for caregivers and patients requiring reliable thumb immobilization during recovery from injuries or surgery. 

• Position the injured hand inside the splint with the thumb placed in the spica. 
• Wrap the velcro straps around the wrist and palm for a snug, secure fit. 
• Align the aluminum stay to match your thumb’s natural curve for stabilization. 
• Wear as long as advised by your healthcare provider. 

• Avoid overtightening, which can restrict circulation or cause discomfort.
• Inspect skin regularly for irritation, especially during extended wear.
• Clean with mild detergent in water below 30 °C and dry flat in shade only.
• Do not bleach, dry-clean, or iron.
• Consult a healthcare professional if swelling, pain, or numbness is observed.