Benik W-711 Forearm Radial Nerve Splint

Forearm based radial nerve splint provides digit and thumb MP extension and forearm and wrist support associated with digit, hand and wrist weakness/paralysis secondary to radial nerve palsy.

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Overview

The dynamic, low-profile design results in a functional, cosmetically pleasing splint that positions the hand open and ready to use for activities of daily living. Full product weight is only about 5.5 ounces. Specify left or right hand.

Benik's medical professional customers have reported success using the W-700 series supports for management of mild ulnar drift. Their patients have experienced improved grip through dynamic, resistive support of the hand, wrist and digits.

	Circumference at MCPs	Circumference at Forearm
S/M	6 1⁄2" - 8"	6" - 11 1⁄2"
M/L	8 - 9 1⁄2"	6" - 12 1⁄2"

	Circumference at MCPs	Circumference at Forearm
S/M	6 1⁄2" - 8"	6" - 11 1⁄2"
M/L	8 - 9 1⁄2"	6" - 12 1⁄2"

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