EXTENDED LENGTH HUMERAL SPLINT
- Controls humeral segments through circumferential soft tissue compression and features deltoid cap extension to prevent migration.
- Indicated for treatment of humeral diaphyseal fractures or deep humeral bone bruises.
- Constructed of rigid polyethylene laminated with closed cell foam lining and contact closure; includes two stockinette undersleeves and one arm sling.
HCPCS Code: L3980
| Product Number | XS | S | M | L | XL | 2XL |
| 37-2160 | 37-2161 | 37-2162 | 37-2163 | 37-2164 | 37-2165 | |
| Sizing Guide | ||||||
| Proximal | 7”- 9” | 9”- 11” | 11”- 13” | 13”- 15” | 15”- 17” | 17”- 19” |
| Distal | 6”- 7” | 7”- 9” | 9”- 11” | 11”- 13” | 13”- 15” | 15”- 17” |
| Measurement taken at widest part of bicep and above elbow. | ||||||
Wipe plastic shell with a damp cloth.
You may use disinfectant or mild soap and wipe dry.
For products with a removable liner, you may hand wash the liner in warm water with mild soap and air dry.
Do not use high temperatures to wash or dry.
- Place one layer of stockinette on upper portion of arm.
- Loosen all straps and slide over affected arm with deltoid cap resting comfortable on shoulder joint.
- Gently tighten straps to achieve comfort, making sure not to over tightening straps.
- If applicable, farthest end of splint may be trimmed and bottom strap moved up to allow 90 degrees of elbow flexion.
- Criss cross long strap, attached to the closest end, over shoulder on injured side and pass through opposite underarm and back to buckle.
NOTE: Consult physician if swelling of lower arm and/or hand occurs.
