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How Long To Splint Mallet Finger. mallet fingers are treated by using a splint, which keeps the end joint of the finger completely straight while the injured. 4/5    (1,035) your hand therapist will check your finger at six weeks and if your tendon is able to straighten your finger well, you will be started on gradual exercises to regain the bend. If the finger is still dropped the splint will be kept on in place continuously for a further two weeks. a splint will have been fitted to the tip of your finger which will keep the tip of your finger straight. Wear the splint for up to 8 weeks, only removing it. mallet finger is a finger deformity caused by disruption of the terminal extensor tendon distal to dip joint. 4/5    (1,035) Diagnosis is made clinically when the distal. most mallet finger injuries are successfully treated by wearing a splint to keep the tip of the finger straight, 24 hours a day, seven. This allows the tendon /bone to stay.

4/5    (1,035) mallet fingers are treated by using a splint, which keeps the end joint of the finger completely straight while the injured. a splint will have been fitted to the tip of your finger which will keep the tip of your finger straight. This allows the tendon /bone to stay. Wear the splint for up to 8 weeks, only removing it. Diagnosis is made clinically when the distal. most mallet finger injuries are successfully treated by wearing a splint to keep the tip of the finger straight, 24 hours a day, seven. mallet finger is a finger deformity caused by disruption of the terminal extensor tendon distal to dip joint. If the finger is still dropped the splint will be kept on in place continuously for a further two weeks. your hand therapist will check your finger at six weeks and if your tendon is able to straighten your finger well, you will be started on gradual exercises to regain the bend.

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How Long To Splint Mallet Finger most mallet finger injuries are successfully treated by wearing a splint to keep the tip of the finger straight, 24 hours a day, seven. a splint will have been fitted to the tip of your finger which will keep the tip of your finger straight. mallet finger is a finger deformity caused by disruption of the terminal extensor tendon distal to dip joint. most mallet finger injuries are successfully treated by wearing a splint to keep the tip of the finger straight, 24 hours a day, seven. This allows the tendon /bone to stay. your hand therapist will check your finger at six weeks and if your tendon is able to straighten your finger well, you will be started on gradual exercises to regain the bend. mallet fingers are treated by using a splint, which keeps the end joint of the finger completely straight while the injured. 4/5    (1,035) 4/5    (1,035) If the finger is still dropped the splint will be kept on in place continuously for a further two weeks. Diagnosis is made clinically when the distal. Wear the splint for up to 8 weeks, only removing it.