Casting and Splinting Chan Maritt, OTC Orthopedic

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Casting and Splinting Chan Maritt, OTC Orthopedic Technologist Certified Manager, Cast Department Support and Protect Casts and Splints are hard bandages used to aid in healing by supporting and protecting orthopedic injuries: Keep broken

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Casting and Splinting Chan Maritt, OTC
Orthopedic Technologist Certified Manager, Cast Department<br>
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Support and Protect Casts and Splints are hard bandages used to aid in healing by supporting and protecting orthopedic injuries:
Keep broken ends together and as straight as possible
Help with pain and swelling
Protect injured area from more harm<br>
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Immobilization Casts and Splints immobilize orthopedic injuries to:
Maintain bone alignment
Help compensate for surrounding muscular weakness

Proper Technique and Timely Follow-Up are Important:
Improper or prolonged application can increase risk of complications<br>