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Long Thumb Spica II with Boa Left Arm Black, Ea

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Long Thumb Spica II with BOA - Left Arm

The Long Thumb Spica II with BOA® (LTS II) provides stabilization to the thumb in adduction, metacarpalphalangeal (MCP) joint, carpometacarpal (CMC) joints, distal radius, distal ulna and conditions where immobilization of the wrist in the sagittal and frontal plane is required. The LTS II may be used preoperative, postoperative, post-traumatic as well as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS).

Small
Left Arm
Black
Increased forearm length to provide immobilization
Micro-adjustable BOA® Fit System allows for a fast, effortless, precision fit
Adjustable thumb strap
The ability to thermoform and custom fit the Brace to the patient's extremity ensures a comfortable fit

Manufacturer: DJO Global

How does the Long Thumb Spica II with BOA compare to other thumb spica braces on the market?

The Long Thumb Spica II with BOA distinguishes itself with a micro-adjustable BOA Fit System for a precision fit and the ability to thermoform for custom fitting, enhancing comfort and immobilization compared to standard thumb spica braces [Manufacturer Info].

For individuals recovering from thumb surgery, what specific benefits does this brace provide?

This brace provides stabilization to the thumb, MCP, and CMC joints, and is ideal for post-surgical recovery by immobilizing the wrist and thumb, which is crucial for effective healing [Manufacturer Info].

Can I adjust the Long Thumb Spica II easily on my own, and what steps are involved in using the BOA Fit System?

Yes, the Long Thumb Spica II can be easily adjusted on your own using the BOA Fit System, which allows for fast, effortless adjustments by turning a dial to achieve a precision fit [Manufacturer Info].

How durable is the material of the Long Thumb Spica II, and what is its expected lifespan?

The material of the Long Thumb Spica II is designed for durability and extended use, though the exact lifespan will depend on usage patterns and care; typically, such devices are durable enough for the duration of the treatment period [Product Specs].

What are the usual limitations patients experience while wearing this brace, especially concerning daily tasks?

Patients may experience limitations in wrist and thumb mobility, affecting tasks requiring gripping or fine motor skills; however, the brace is designed to allow some degree of movement in other fingers [Manufacturer Info].