United Medicare Static Cockup Splint G-13 Right (Medium)

Frequently Asked Questions

• How long should I use the static cockup splint?
  The static cockup splint should be worn as directed and for the duration of time specified by your doctor.
• How does the static cockup splint work?
  The static cockup splint works by providing support and immobilisation for the wrist and hand. It is typically made of moulded plastic with adjustable straps to ensure a snug fit.
• Who should use a static cockup splint?
  A static cockup splint is typically used by individuals who have suffered an injury to the wrist or hand, such as a ligament or tendon injury. It is also used to help prevent further injury or to protect a healing injury.
• Are there any risks associated with the use of a static cockup splint?
  The static cockup splint is generally safe to use, but it is important to follow your physician’s instructions to ensure the best possible outcome. It is also important to monitor the use of the splint to ensure it is not causing any discomfort or irritation.
• What is a static cockup splint?
  A cockup splint keeps the injured hand in a neutral posture, preventing the palm from bending forward and putting pressure on the nerve, as well as keeping the hand straight to relieve stress on muscles and tendons.