Some parts, such as the splinting of the two fingers with simple fractures, went quite easily.

In addition, pneumothorax can cause diaphoresis with splinting of the chest wall.

In painful situations, a temporary splinting of the injured teeth may relieve the pain.

Lower limb splinting is specifically beneficial in providing a base of support and facilitating walking.

Initial management includes splinting of the wrist for support along with Physiotherapy and occupational therapy.

At this moment there is, due to the lack of evidence, no valid indication that post-operative splinting has a positive outcome in Dupuytren's disease.

Severe angulation requires pins to be put in place and realignment as well as the usual splinting.

Treatment for brachial plexus injuries includes orthosis/splinting,occupational or physical therapy and, in some cases, surgery.

She put her own splinting over what the vets themselves had done because she didn't want to risk jarring the bone, possibly interrupting circulation.

Examples of healed fractures in prehistoric human bones, suggesting setting and splinting have be found in the archeological record.

Subsequent splinting is performed with the MCP joint remaining flexed to avoid tendon contracture.

Both of these conditions are treatable by temporary supportive splinting and a period of rest, so by rights it should go to the end of the line.

Interventions include cardiopulmonary resuscitation, defibrillation, controlling severe external bleeding, preventing shock, body immobilization to prevent spinal damage, and splinting of bone fractures.

Dynasplint was founded in 1981 by physical therapist, George R. Hepburn, PT and is the pioneer and recognized market leader in dynamic splinting.

In this way, the splinting works completely opposite to the hand therapy and hence some authors advocate an approach which avoids either, but instead focuses on early self-exercise and stretching.

On the other hand there is a group of people that don't believe in post-operative splinting, because it can result in joint stiffness, prolonged pain, subsequently reduced function and edema.

The appropriate patient for dynamic splinting has structural changes in the joint capsule such as shortened muscles, ligaments, tendons, and skin, as well as those who have adhesion formation.

D. Larson, C. Jerosch-Herold, Clinical effectiveness of post-operative splinting after surgical release of Dupuytren's contracture: a systematic review.

He left the splinting of the final bone and the binding of the wing as a whole to one of the assistants, and came around to Gesten's side of the table.

Schulz A, Hilgers RD, Niedermeier W. The effect of splinting of teeth in combination with reconstructive periodontal surgery in humans.

When the injured teeth are painful with function due to damage to the periodontal ligaments (e.g., dental subluxation), a temporary splinting of the injured teeth may relief the pain and enhance eating ability.

Within bare minutes, Webster lay unconscious, and when Nugai returned with the needed materials, he, Foster and Allison were able to easily accomplish a setting and rough splinting of the breaks, with never a voluntary movement or a sound from the recumbent patient.

The study, Postpartum Splinting of Ear Deformities (2005), reported the efficacy of splinting the ears pf a child during the early neonatal period as a safe and effective non-surgical treatment for correcting congenital ear deformities.

Still, he was cold, tired, and hungry, and his harem wasn't there to be impressed, so he suffered me to rub his head and scratch his ears, feed him wisps of hay, and-eventuallyto step into his pen and run a light hand down his injured leg to check the splinting.

Let's get down to the kitchen and I'll splint it.

So she splinted his ankle and helped him out the the field.

I ran back and used these clothes to splint her leg.

But get me something to splint his leg with before we start, Willie.

He splinted fingers and toes, because I could not open them.

If he didn't set and try to splint the leg, she'd probably die, or never walk straight again.

Let me at least extract the bullet, and splint it.

The only bad part for Trevor was when the doctor pulled his fingers straight to splint them.

The American held out her left arm, which was splinted and bandaged.

Treatment includes splinting the injured finger in a straight position for several weeks.

Gently splint the injured area to prevent movement or further damage.

"I think you should splint this,' she said, holding out her arm.

A boy with both arms splinted tried to embrace a portly man.

As he put the paper down, she saw that three of the fingers on his right hand were splinted and bandaged.

Splinting these becomes the first task of this day, which is already into late afternoon and will see the sun set in another twelve hours.

Or perhaps he was injured and splinting against pain?

The injured arm was roughly splinted and Bennett couldn't move.

I'll splint it temporarily, and give you something for the pain."

Maybe the muscle is trying to splint itself as part of the repair process."

Freeing the child he splinted the leg then carried her back to the village.

It was as if something within her that had been broken was being splinted together.

His leg was splinted with what looked to be broken rifle barrels.

The force leader's left arm was heavily bandaged and splinted.

When he moved, he splinted his left side, not moving the muscles much.

Then, the three of us worked to set Fregin's leg so that it could be splinted.