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Clinical Photograph of Below Elbow Slab or Short Arm Plaster Splint

August 1, 2009 By Leave a Comment


An Example of Below Elbow Plaster Splint

An Example of Below Elbow Plaster Splint

Below elbow splint is commonly applied for many injuries of forearm and wrist. Theextent of this splint is from just below the olecronon tip to level of knuckles on the posterior aspect and 3-5 cm below flexion crease of elbow  to level of mid palmar creas eon the volar aspect.


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