DJO ProCare Right Colles' Wrist Splint, Medium

Yes. This splint is specifically engineered to provide essential wrist immobilization for the initial or severe stages of injury. It is a high-quality, professional medical device trusted for stabilization prior to surgery or casting.

Patient comfort is a key feature of this design. It includes:

• Foam padding: A soft, cushioned interior that contours to the wrist.
• Integrated ventilation: Multiple holes are strategically placed across the shell to promote airflow, helping to prevent moisture buildup and skin irritation.

The splint is constructed from a rigid, premolded aluminum shell. This material is chosen for its structural integrity, providing the necessary firmness to keep the wrist securely immobilized during the critical healing period.

Yes, this model is tailored exclusively for the right hand, ensuring the pre-curved shape fits the natural anatomy of the wrist and forearm correctly for optimal support.

This specific unit is a Medium size, with dimensions measuring 3-1/2 x 8-1/2 inches. It is designed to fit the standard adult population effectively.

Absolutely. The ProCare Colles’ Wrist Splint is commonly used in clinical and home-care settings for the management and treatment of distal radius (Colles’) fractures and other severe wrist traumas.

Yes. The exterior white aluminum shell features a uniform pattern of ventilation holes. These are designed to allow air to reach the skin, which is vital for maintaining comfort and hygiene during extended periods of wear.

Yes, this is a single-patient-use medical device. This ensures the highest standards of hygiene and patient safety, as per medical best practices for orthopedic support equipment.

Yes, this device is TAA compliant, meeting the necessary standards for professional medical supply and usage in various healthcare environments.

Yes, the splint comes pre-curved to ergonomically mirror the natural angle of a resting wrist. This balance between structural rigidity and anatomical contouring ensures that the wrist remains in the proper therapeutic position throughout the recovery process.