Splinting Spark Webinar Series: Static Progressive orthosis for Finger Flexion

Webinar 4: Static Progressive orthosis for Finger Flexion

Monday, December 9, 7 PM – 8 PM (EST)

OR Tuesday, December 10, 2 PM – 3 PM  (EST)

A Static Progressive Finger Flexion Orthosis is a type of orthosis designed to help patients regain or improve passive finger flexion by applying a low-load, prolonged stretch to the stiff joints. This orthosis is used primarily to address issues such as joint stiffness, contractures, or limited range of motion in the fingers.   The orthosis applies a sustained, low-intensity stretch to the finger joints and surrounding soft tissues. This static stretch is held in place for extended periods to promote tissue remodeling and increase passive range of motion.