Wrist Supports

The Procare CTS Wrist Support is one of our best wrist supports for carpal tunnel syndrome. It is a soft durable cotton/elastic construction that provides light compressive wrist support in dorsiflexion.

The contoured elastic body and preformed but mouldable and removable aluminium stay allow an anatomically correct fit, easy washing and proper support for the symptoms of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome like early waking with Pins and Needles.

Click the image for information on measuring your patient for this carpal tunnel wrist splint and a tip from Giles Bantick regarding the conservative management of this problem. Giles is a Consultant Plastic Surgeon. He consults at the newest London Private Clinic in the fashionable Kings Road in Chelsea.

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The Procare Universal Wrist / Thumb Wrap is a high quality thumb support which is ideal for soft tissue injuries to both thumb injuries and wrist injuries. It is commonly recommended by physiotherapists for grade 1 ulna collateral ligament sprains of the MCPJ of the thumb. It is useful after the thumb injury has healed for confidence when returning to contact sports like football and rugby. The Neoprene construction provides compressive wrist support with thumb abduction.

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Want a cost effective off the shelf "one-size-fits-all" wrist splint for the clinic? This Universal Neoprene Wrist Support really is a one size wrist splint fits all. This temporary neoprene wrist brace fits all sizes and both left and right wrsits. It has a three strap wrap around design to allow for custom adjustment and firm support for acute wrist injury, carpal tunnal syndrome, wrist sprains and wrist strains. The aluminium wrist stay is optional which is just what is needed if you have pregnancy induced carpal tunnel syndrome.

Click the image for information on measuring your patient for this carpal tunnel wrist splint and a tip from John Hardy regarding the conservative management of this problem. John is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon. He consults at the Chelsea Outpatient Centre in the fashionable Kings Road, inLondon. In this clinic they offer advice on conservative management of pins and needles of the hand and also undertake the most advanced minimally invasive minor local anaesthetic procedure for this condition.

The Procare Universal Elastic Wrist Brace is a soft durable cotton/elastic construction that provides compressive wrist support. Contoured elastic body and preformed but mouldable and removable aluminium stay allow an anatomically correct fit and proper support for rest following wrist injuries, wrist sprain or wrist strain.

Click the image for information on measuring your patient for this wrist splint and a tip from Matthew Barry regarding wrist fractures in children. Matthew is a Consultant Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon. He is a specialist in childrens fractures at the BUPA Cromwell Private Hospital. in London.

This cost effective wrist sprain brace is our biggest selling product. A soft durable elastic construction provides compressive and rigid wrist support.

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This soft durable cotton/elastic construction Donjoy Elastic Wrist Brace provides compressive wrist support. Contoured elastic body and preformed but mouldable and removable aluminium stay allow an anatomically correct fit and proper support for rest following wrist injuries, wrist sprain or wrist strain.

Useful following cast removal after wrist fracture or for definitive treatment in children with stable torus fractures. There are 4 contact closure straps for ease of application which are designed to maintain position and allow continued ROM at the MCPJ.

This is a comfortable and lightweight splint for use at night in patients with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and minor wrist sprains and wrist strains.

OrthopaedicsandTrauma.com asked UK Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Mr Tim Chesser about the use of this splint. Click on the image to learn how to measure your patient's wrist and learn more from Mr Chesser....