"arm cast" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a hard covering or support applied to a broken or injured arm. Example: "After injuring her arm in a skateboarding accident, Jenna had to wear an arm cast for six weeks."
Distal radius fractures (DRFs) are the most common orthopedic fractures, with >70% of cases treated by closed immobilization using a short arm cast or a sugar tong splint.
Waris Gaspard, who can be seen sporting an arm cast and jumping on a pogo stick said, "the reception has been amazing".
Representative Tom Cole of Oklahoma, a former chairman of the House Republicans' campaign arm, cast doubt on how much of an effect the repeal bill would have in midterm races.
An upper arm cast was applied with the forearm in neutral rotation for six weeks.
A short arm cast extends from the mid-forearm to the distal, proximal crease [8] (Fig. 4).
Fig. 4 A short arm cast extends from the mid-forearm to the distal or proximal crease.
Watching Fiona Shaw with the black vulture on her arm, casting a larger-than-life shadow, you notice her remarkable relaxation – and the way this creates in her audience its opposite: alertness.
Chalayan is probably best known for his remarkable shows in which models have worn wooden arm casts and egg-shaped wooden helmets, or carried coloured cubes around the catwalk; the skirts of metal dresses have lifted automatically to reveal frothing net beneath; and straps have been held up with floating helium balloons.
Short arm casts are designed for the treatment of distal radius fractures.
Actual arm casts made of charity wristbands.
Welcome to a Jon Hamm-feverdreamer dream that involves two arm casts, a boatload of computer-generated imagery and a film that you will absolutely not see.
