Ulnar gutter radial gutter thumb spica.
Radial gutter splint vs thumb spica.
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Use of a short arm radial gutter splint is recommended for initial immobilization of a displaced distal radial fracture.
The radial gutter design immobilizes the thumb and wrist but covers only half of the volar and half of the dorsal surfaces.
The ulnar gutter splint extends from the upper part of the forearm to the last joint of the fractured finger.
This type of splint is useful for thumb fractures dislocations and sprains.
This type of splint is useful for fractures and sprains to the bones of the middle and pointer fingers.
Depending on the individual client s size 3 2 mm 1 8 or 2 0 mm 1 12 thick materials can be utilized.
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Ulnar gutter radial gutter and thumb spica casts are specific types of casts used to provide long term immobilization for fractures and severe ligament injuries to the hand and fingers.