Anti-swan neck orthosis (pinch method) - Orficast Instructional Movie 5
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- Опубліковано 10 кві 2016
- This movie demonstrates how to fabricate an anti-swan neck orthosis using the pinching method. The purpose is to prevent hyper-extension of the PIP joint in the swan neck deformity.
Used material: Orficast Blue (width: 6 cm)
More information: www.orfit.com/en/orficast/ - Наука та технологія
Will this help the top part that's bent down too?
Ce film montre comment fabriquer une orthèse anti-col de cygne en utilisant la méthode du pincement. Le but est d'empêcher l'hyper-extension de l'articulation PIP dans la déformation du cou de cygne.
Does it harden to be a non porous material? Are there options for a smooth surface end result? I use the oval 8's, but want to make a more custom fit for my fingers. I saw that Orfit has thin cut strips that might be smoother. But will they be less durable if not folded in 3 layers? What's best for a durable, smooth surface swan neck deformity orthosis that's not going to get caught on neighboring fingers that also require the use of this? (EDS sufferer)
Hi there, the Orficast when rolled into a tubular shape hardens to a fairly rigid material. It is non-porous and can be smoothed to a nice finish when heated. Stick it to itself with the heat gun if it doesn’t quite stick when heated with hot water and molded. The Orfit Strips in 1/12” also will work for this design. It is fairly simple to create “thin enough” orthoses that do not rub against adjacent fingers. Both materials are well suited for this type of orthosis. Depending on the wearer’s function, they will be quite durable over time.
I'm been watching what to do with my fractured mallet finger. NO DOCTOR.I've made copper 'rings' and it seem to help!
you pushed that hand away like it was an object - could you not just politely ask the person to move the hand :-) Wow
LOL I thought same thing.
@@nuyuaesthetics8647 I had an ex that used to do that to me :-) I see it a mile away :-)
What is this for ? Can't even tight to hold...
Hi there, this orthosis can be used in the treatment of a swan neck deformity to one or more of the fingers. This design helps to prevent hyperextension of the PIP Joint.
Hi what is this cloth's name? Where can I find it?
Hi Mustafa, this material is called Orficast, you can learn more about it here: www.orfit.com/physical-rehabilitation/products/orficast/. You can find the product at your local Orfit distributor: www.orfit.com/contact/#!/physical-rehabilitation//
@@orfit thanks
How can buy this ???
Hi Ahmad, you can buy Orficast from your local Orfit Distributor. You can find yours here: www.orfit.com/contact/#!/physical-rehabilitation//
How i order this? 👀
Hi there, thanks for your question. You can purchase Orfit materials from your local distributor. You can find yours here: www.orfit.com/contact/. Let us know if we can help with anything else!
PIP Joint 😒