Abstract
The present paper outlines a new, superior splinting technique that the authors have used over the past two years in approximately 30 cases of conservative treatment of mallet finger injuries. Its comfort has been uniformly accepted, and no complications with its use have been observed. The high rate of patient compliance is due to the minimal bulk of splint and its comfortable fit, which allows for less restricted finger movement. This splint is readily fabricated, and is an inexpensive and superior alternative to currently available manufactured devices.
Keywords
Get full access to this article
View all access options for this article.
