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Which splint to be used for extentor tendonitis ?? Palm need to be straight. As problem from wrist to finger
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Use wrist cock up splint
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Resting Position of wrist is 20 deg of Extension
With 45deg Flexion at MCP joints(knuckles) and 15 deg flexion at PIP and DIP joints ( Finger joints)
So any wrist splint with 20 deg of Extension will help..
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Do Physiotherapy to keep your joint Mobile at regular intervals ...Take advice from your treating doctor regarding physio..
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Dr. Pavankumar Ravi
Orthopedist
15 yrs exp
Vijayawada
I am sure the source of information which diagnosed as extentor tendonitis and palm need to be straight can tell which splint also.
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Let a proper Orthopedic surgeon examine test and opine regarding the issue
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