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Hi Don. The first thing that pops into my tired brain
(it's been a long day...) is the C spine SCI. You do not want to splint to
reduce tendon shortening as "typically" you would-simply because the tightness
in this case enhances the individual's ability to use a tenodisis effect to
complete any activity requiring grip.
Lisa Castilla
Director of OT
West Virginia Rehabilitation Hospital
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Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 11:50
AM
Subject: RE: AOTA site
Hello all
This is my first time posting to the list. My name is Don and
I am finishing up my last level II experience. I am currently at a
nursing home doing restorative therapy. My supervisor wants me to do an
inservice on splinting. She wants me to research "FOR" splinting and
"Against" splinting. I found the benefits for splinting, but I cant seem
to find anything that would contrast that topic. Can anyone help me??
Don
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