Four-prong Finger Splints

Four-prong finger splints are orthopedic devices used to immobilize and support injured or fractured fingers. They consist of a rigid base with four adjustable prongs that encircle the finger, providing stability and alignment. The prongs typically have padding to ensure comfort and to prevent pressure sores. These splints are designed to limit finger movement and protect the injured area from further trauma, promoting proper healing and reducing pain. They are commonly used for fractures, dislocations, or severe sprains and are often adjustable to fit various finger sizes. Four-prong finger splints are a practical tool in first aid and orthopedic care, helping to support the finger in its proper position during recovery.