SaeboStretch Hand Splint for Stroke Recovery

After a neurological injury, it is common for patients to have a slight flex to their wrist, palmer arch, or fingers. Often times the hand will flex involuntarily, leading to long-term pain and discomfort. But with Saebo's revolutionary SaeboStretch Technology, the SaeboStretch Hand Splint for Stroke Recovery's hand plates bend just enough to accommodate spasticity while still being able to return the fingers back to their desired state. Therapists can now offer a solution to their patients that eliminates finger curling found with traditional, rigid splints.

Patients who have suffered a stroke, spinal cord injury, or experience a neurological disorder will all have varying degrees of spasticity. To ensure a proper fit, the wrist and thumb supports can be easily bent and the hand plates can be interchanged with others, offering different levels of resistance. Working together with these malleable parts are the anatomically placed straps, safely securing the fingers in place during movement.

This remarkable design allows for radial and palmar adduction/abduction, maintaining the integrity of the palmar arch, and increasing the range of motion. And with time, motor function can be increased and pain will be greatly diminished. The SaeboStretch Stroke Recovery Hand Splint offers unbeatable comfort, support, and results.