Flexion deformities of the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joints of the fingers are a common problem in hand rehabilitation * Static progressive splinting is effective in overcoming these deformities * The Joint Jack supplies this steady force with infinite control and adjustability * The Joint Jack is made of mild steel for adaptation to all finger positions * The drive mechanism consists of a screw and strap permanently attached yet capable of being placed anywhere on the bridge of the splint * The tension on the strap is progressed by tightening the screw * It is available in five sizes * The large size is most frequently used.
A**R
it worked great and was/is not that uncomfortable
This is what my therapist r asked me to use, it worked great and was/is not that uncomfortable. I wear it 2 to 3 times a day for about an hr. This is what my therapist has me do
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Five Stars
Thank you so much!
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