Urias Inflatable Pressure Hand And Wrist Splint

The Urias Inflatable Pressure Hand And Wrist Splint provides therapeutic, even pressure on the fingers when used for neurological rehabilitation. 

The Urias Inflatable Pressure Hand And Wrist Splint is made of a double layer of washable PVC sheeting, each splint features a plastic zipper closure and is transparent to facilitate positioning. They are applied to a patient and then inflated. During inflation the soft inner layer moulds exactly to the fingers, providing circumferential, even pressure when inflation is completed. Inflation can be accomplished orally, with the use of a personal/disposable mouthpiece and a mouthpiece filter, or with the Hand Pump with Safety Valve.

Benefits of the Urias Inflatable Pressure Splints

• Used to counter abnormal tone development. Applied following brain injury due to trauma or stroke, these splints inhibit spasticity, assist movement patterns, expedite weight bearing and reduce oedema. The dynamic force of these Pressure Splints encourages sensory recovery by stimulating proprioceptors.

• Inhibit development of contractures in neurological disorders. Where a contracture is already present, Urias Pressure Splints may be used to stretch and position the limb, gradually reducing the deformity.

• Available in sizes for adults, infants and children in a variety of lengths. To determine correct splint size, measure the length of the extremity and refer to our sizing charts.

• Single or Double Chamber Splints. Single Chamber Splints allow all over even pressure. Double Chamber Splints offer varying levels of pressure in two separate individually inflated chambers for specific management of extensor or flexor tone.

Sizing of Urias Inflatable Pressure Hand and Wrist Splints

The Urias Inflatable Pressure Hand And Wrist Splints are available in two sizes and have double air chambers to allow for varying levels of pressure. These particular splints do not have a zip.

All Urias Pressure Splints are latex free. Please note Inflation pressures should not exceed 40mmHg.