Tynor Frog Splint F 04

The Tynor Frog Splint (F04) is a specialized orthopedic device designed to provide support and immobilization to the finger, particularly in cases of finger injuries, fractures, or conditions requiring stabilization in a specific position. Here are some key features and aspects of the Tynor Frog Splint: Design: The splint typically consists of a curved metal or plastic rod that extends along the dorsal (top) aspect of the finger and wraps around the finger tip. It resembles the shape of a frog's leg, hence the name "Frog Splint." Immobilization: The primary function of the Frog Splint is to immobilize the injured finger in a specific position, typically in a slightly flexed or extended position. This helps to stabilize the finger joint and prevent further injury or displacement. Protection: In addition to immobilization, the Frog Splint also provides protection to the injured finger, particularly over the dorsal aspect, shielding it from trauma or accidental impact. Adjustability: Some Frog Splints may feature adjustable straps or closures, allowing for customization to accommodate different finger sizes and shapes. This adjustability helps ensure a comfortable and secure fit. Comfort: The splint is designed to be comfortable for the wearer, minimizing discomfort and irritation during extended use. It should be snug enough to provide adequate support without causing undue pressure or restriction. Ventilation: Many Frog Splints are designed with ventilation holes or breathable materials to promote airflow and reduce the risk of moisture buildup and skin irritation.