wrist splint
Carpal support device
A wrist splint is a rigid or semi-rigid support worn to immobilize the wrist, typically used to treat injuries, repetitive strain, or conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome.
It holds the joint in a neutral position to reduce pain and promote healing: The doctor recommended wearing a wrist splint at night.
- braceDevice providing structural stability
- carpal tunnelWrist's nerve passageway
- desk jobSeated indoor employment
- supportTo uphold or sustain
- bandageWound covering strip
fracture · sprain · soft tissue · velcro · immobilize · orthopedic · sports medicine · occupational therapy · tendonitis · injury · stabilize · range of motion · forearm · palm · thumb · strap · rigid · compression
- assistive deviceswheelchair, glasses, wheelchairs, eyeglasses, walkers
- orthopedicsorthopedic surgeon, orthopedic surgery, bone fracture, joint replacement, hip replacement
- therapy aidstherapy swing, resistance band, exercise ball, foam roller, massage ball
- therapy equipmentresistance bands, knee brace, exercise balls, ankle support, balance boards
- wrist support
- orthoticsorthosis, brace, insole, insoles, ankle brace