The BSN Medical Plaster of Paris OCL Splint Roll is designed to provide superior support and immobilization for fractured and injured limbs. With various sizes ranging from 2-inch to 8-inch widths, this splint roll is versatile and can be customized for any extremity. Available in 11 and 15 layer options, the roll ensures maximum strength and durability, tailored to meet the needs of different clinical scenarios.

Fast-setting and easy to mold, each roll conforms to patient contours, ensuring a snug yet comfortable fit. The convenience of a quick-set material allows healthcare providers to immobilize injuries promptly, reducing the risk of further damage and aiding in effective healing. The plaster's unique composition ensures it stays secure and rigid once set, offering peace of mind for both practitioners and patients alike.

Key Features:

• Multi-layered design enhances durability and structural integrity, providing reliable support for fracture and injury immobilization in a variety of clinical settings.
• Easy to cut and mold, the BSN Medical Plaster of Paris OCL Splint Roll adapts effortlessly to the contours of the body, ensuring patient comfort and tailored application for effective support.
• Fast-setting plaster ensures quick immobilization which reduces the risk of displacement and ensures that therapeutic goals are rapidly achieved in acute situations.

Uses:

• The BSN Medical Plaster of Paris OCL Splint Roll is primarily used in orthopedics to support fractures and soft tissue injuries. The splint is ideal for immobilizing limbs and maintaining proper alignment during the healing process.
• This plaster splint roll is also beneficial for making customized splints for various medical and veterinary applications, ensuring secure and firm support to aid recovery while providing maximum comfort to patients.

FAQs:

1. How long does it take for the plaster to set?
The plaster typically begins to set within a few minutes of application, providing prompt immobilization.

2. Can the splint be used in water?
No, it is not recommended to use the splint in water. Exposure to water can compromise the integrity of the plaster.

3. What sizes are available for the splint roll?
The splint roll is available in sizes ranging from 2 inches to 8 inches in width, with 11 or 15 layers.

4. Is the splint suitable for pediatric use?
Yes, the splint is available in smaller widths which can be suitable for pediatric use under professional supervision.