Hand Rehabilitation Splint‌

Applicable Population and Core Functions
This brace differs from ordinary grip strengtheners by combining finger fixation and strength training, suitable for various hand dysfunction scenarios:
✅ Stroke/Paraplegia Patients: To address issues such as excessive hand muscle tone and finger spasms in post-stroke patients, finger extension is maintained through split-finger straps to prevent joint adhesion while gradually activating hand muscle groups with the aid of grip strength balls.

✅ Postoperative hand rehabilitation population: For patients with finger tendon repair or hand fracture recovery, passive and active combined grasping exercises can be performed with brace assistance to prevent muscle atrophy and accelerate joint mobility recovery.

✅For individuals engaging in daily hand strength training: Those experiencing hand weakness and wrist strain from prolonged hand use can also utilize it for basic grip strength exercises to enhance hand muscle endurance.

Scientific usage methods：
To safely and efficiently complete rehabilitation training, it is necessary to follow the principle of gradual progress:
✅ When wearing, first place the affected hand into the brace, adjust the straps of each finger in sequence to ensure that the fingers naturally separate and fit the grip ball, and then fix the straps at the wrist with a tightness that does not affect the blood circulation of the hand.
✅In the initial rehabilitation stage, wear 2-3 times a day for 15-20 minutes each time, slowly complete grasping relaxation movements with the assistance of braces, and repeat 10-15 times per group.
✅As hand strength gradually recovers, the training duration can be appropriately extended to gradually transition to independently completing grip ball training without braces, further strengthening the ability to control fine hand movements.

Notes：
✅If there is numbness in the fingers, continuous redness of the skin, pain, etc. during the wearing process, the straps should be immediately loosened to adjust the tightness, in order to avoid prolonged compression that may cause poor local blood circulation.
✅When there are open wounds or acute inflammation swelling in the hands, it is necessary to wait for the wound to heal and the swelling to subside before using the brace for training under the guidance of a rehabilitation therapist.
✅ It is not advisable to rely solely on braces to complete the entire rehabilitation process. Training intervals can be combined with finger exercises, wrist rotations, and other movements to fully restore hand flexibility and coordination.