• Aurthot Stax Finger Splint is primarily used in treating extensor tendon disruption at the insertion point on the distal phalanx.
• Mallet splint immobilizes the distal IP joint in maximum extension, but allows full motion of the proximal IP joint.
• It is used to correct the mallet finger deformity and to support the dip joint in hyperextension without hampering the movement of the PIP joint.

• Dislocations and transverse fractures of the fingers
• Luxations and subluxations of the finger joints and impacted fractures.
• Finger injuries
• Sprains
• Bruses
• Cuts
• Scrapes

Consult a pharmacist or physician for recommendation on the best type of splint.

• Choose a splint of the appropriate length.
• For full finger splints, measure dorsally from the MCP joint to the tip of the finger.
• Mould the splint to immobilize the finger in the appropriate position.
• Place the splint on the surface of the finger.
• Secure the splint to the finger using Velcro or tape around each phalanx to immobilize the target joint(s).

• Hand wash in cold water (86 °F/30 °C) using mild soap, rinse thoroughly. AIR DRY.
• Do not wring or twist
• Dry in shade on a flat surface, away from heat and sunlight
• Do not iron or dry clean or bleach

NOTE: If not rinsed thoroughly, residual soap may cause irritation and deteriorate the material.