Thermoplastic Thumb Spica

£29.95

• Features & Benefits

  The Thermoplastic Thumb Spica delivers rigid, medical-grade support to immobilise the thumb and stabilise the wrist during recovery from injury or post-surgical rehabilitation. Built from a durable thermoplastic shell, the brace can be heat-moulded to achieve a personalised fit that conforms to the user’s anatomy.

  To enhance comfort during extended wear, the interior features a breathable, soft lining that helps reduce skin irritation. Additionally, the adjustable touch-and-close fastening system makes it easy to apply and ensures a secure, customised fit. Whether used in a clinical setting or at home, this high-performance brace effectively supports recovery from conditions such as De Quervain’s tenosynovitis, ligament injuries, and thumb joint instability.

  Key Features and Benefits

  • Heat-Mouldable Thermoplastic Shell
    Provides rigid immobilisation with a customisable fit.
  • Immobilises the Thumb
    Ideal for injuries, inflammation, or post-operative protection.
  • Breathable Lined Interface
    Enhances user comfort and reduces skin irritation during long-term wear.
  • Adjustable Fastening System
    Touch-and-close straps offer a secure, user-friendly fit.

  FAQs

  What is the Thermoplastic Thumb Spica used for?
  It’s designed to treat thumb injuries, De Quervain’s, arthritis, and other conditions requiring thumb immobilisation.

  Can I shape the brace to fit my hand?
  Yes, the thermoplastic shell can be heat-moulded for a custom anatomical fit.

  Is the lining comfortable for long-term wear?
  Absolutely. The inner lining is breathable and soft, helping to reduce sweat and friction.

  How do I apply the brace?
  The touch-and-close straps make it quick and easy to secure, even one-handed.

  Is this suitable for professional medical use?
  Yes, it’s suitable for both clinical and home rehabilitation programs.

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• Indications for Use

  Immobilisation of the trapezio-metacarpal joint, limits accidental flexion and extension, tendonitis, skier’s thumb, post trauma/surgery.