Hely & Weber Hand Orthosis The Handcuff I-Plus Left Hand Black / Gray Small / Medium, 1/ EA

Hand Orthosis The Handcuff I-Plus Left Hand Black / Gray Small / Medium, 1/ EA

The Handcuff I-Plus hand orthosis is a reusable left-hand support for immobilization and positioning. It may fit clinical and rehab needs involving metacarpal fractures, ulnar nerve injuries, or step-down immobilization after TKO or cast removal. This small/medium version uses hook and loop strap closure and fits hand circumferences from 6-1/2 to 8-1/2 inch measured below the knuckles.

Good Fit For

• Step-down immobilization after cast removal
• Left-hand anti-claw orthosis applications
• Small to medium hand circumference fitting

Key Features

• Supports management of metacarpal fractures and ulnar nerve injuries as an anti-claw orthosis
• Step-down immobilization option after TKO or cast removal
• Compression molded body and dorsal mstay help improve fit and positioning
• Dorsal block prevents finger extension while allowing full finger flexion
• Optional finger extension stay with strap allows more customizable immobilization
• Hook and loop strap closure supports adjustment and repeat use

Applications and Usage

• Helping stabilize metacarpal fractures
• Supporting care for ulnar nerve injuries
• Managing finger positioning while allowing full finger flexion
• Transitioning from TKO or cast-based immobilization

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 2 Inch.
• This orthosis is for the left hand.
• Sizing depends on hand circumference measured below the knuckles.
• The listed fit range is 6-1/2 to 8-1/2 inch hand circumference.

FAQ

• What hand is this orthosis made for? This Handcuff I-Plus orthosis is made for the left hand.
• What size hand does this small/medium version fit? This size fits hand circumferences from 6-1/2 to 8-1/2 inch, measured below the knuckles.
• What conditions or treatment stages is this orthosis used for? The orthosis helps stabilize metacarpal fractures and ulnar nerve injuries, and it can be used for step-down immobilization after TKO or cast removal.
• How does the orthosis control finger motion? A dorsal block prevents finger extension while still allowing full finger flexion.
• Can the level of immobilization be adjusted? Yes. An optional finger extension stay with strap allows customizable immobilization.

From The Handcuff I-Plus by Hely & Weber.