Syrebo Hand Splint

The Hand Splint serves therapists who work with survivors of stroke and brain injury, and with adults after wrist injury or surgery. Syrebo lists daily rest and a clinician-directed home rehabilitation plan among its uses. The splint supports wrist, palm, thumb, and fingers in a resting position. A therapist can match the splint to the resting position that suits the user.

Four finger loops hold the fingers, and a separate thumb support holds the thumb. A bendable aluminium plate at the thumb lets the therapist shape the angle gradually to a comfortable position for each user. Adjustable wrist straps and hook-and-loop fastening then set the fit, letting the therapist adapt the splint to the person in front of them.

Fitting follows a short sequence. The user inserts four fingers into the loops and secures the wrist strap. The therapist bends the thumb plate to a comfortable angle and fastens the thumb and palm straps. Syrebo describes the fitted splint as supportive.

The left and right versions are made, each shaped for its stated side. A therapist therefore selects the version that matches the affected hand. A single adult size covers the range of users in a department. The fixation covers the four fingers and the thumb, which is the five-digit fixation Syrebo lists.

Syrebo lists an ergonomic design, five-finger detachable fixation and multiple functional positions. Breathable fabric and a supportive sponge cushion the contact points, making it suitable for a splint worn for daily rest. The splint is non-powered, so a fitting depends on the straps and the plate alone.

Resting support for the whole hand

The splint supports the wrist, palm, thumb and fingers. It holds them in a resting position.

Loop for each finger

Four finger loops hold the fingers in place. A separate thumb support holds the thumb.

Bendable thumb plate

A bendable aluminium plate sits at the thumb. It gradually curves to a comfortable angle.

Adjustable straps

Wrist, thumb and palm straps close with hook-and-loop fastening. The user sets the fit with them.

Breathable cushioned build

Breathable fabric and a support sponge cushion the contact points. The splint suits daily rest.

Left and right versions

Each version is shaped for its stated side. The therapist selects the one that matches the affected hand.

Universal adult size

A single adult size is made. Adjustable straps set the fit for each user.

Non-powered design

The splint relies on straps and a bendable plate. A fitting depends on those two parts alone.

Listed functional features

Syrebo lists an ergonomic design, five-finger detachable fixation and multiple functional positions.

Four finger loops

Loops hold the four fingers in place. Each finger sits in its own loop.

Separate thumb support

The thumb has its own support. It sits beside the finger loops.

Bendable aluminium plate

The plate sits at the thumb. You can gradually shape it to a comfortable angle.

Adjustable wrist straps

Wrist straps hold the splint at the wrist. They close with hook-and-loop fastening.

Thumb strap

A thumb strap secures the thumb in its set angle. Fasten it after the plate is bent.

Palm straps

Palm straps cross the back of the hand and the wrist. They are fastened last.

Hook-and-loop fastening

All the straps close with hook-and-loop fasteners. The user adjusts them for a comfortable fit.

Breathable soft fabric

The body is made of breathable soft fabric. It is worn for daily rest.

Support sponge

A support sponge cushions the contact points. It sits under the fabric.

Ergonomic design

Syrebo lists an ergonomic design. It shapes the splint to the hand and wrist.

Five-finger detachable fixation

Syrebo lists five-finger detachable fixation. It covers the four fingers and the thumb.

Multiple functional positions

Syrebo lists multiple functional positions. The bendable plate supports the thumb at different angles.

Left and right versions

Each version is shaped for its stated side. They are not interchangeable.

Universal adult size

One adult size is made. The straps adjust the fit.

The Hand Splint suits rehabilitation teams that want a simple resting orthosis for the hand and wrist. Four finger loops, a separate thumb support, and adjustable straps hold the hand in place, while a bendable aluminium plate sets the thumb angle to a comfortable position.

Left and right versions are made in a universal adult size, and breathable fabric with a support sponge cushions the contact points. This makes the Hand Splint a practical fit for departments that care for survivors of stroke and brain injury, and for adults after wrist injury or surgery. The splint is non-powered, so a team can fit it with straps alone and use it for daily rest or a clinician-directed home rehabilitation plan.