Sentence examples for time splint from inspiring English sources

The build time, splint weight, and height statistics of all splint parts are listed in Table 2.

After frame removal under general anaesthesia, a below knee cast was applied for 2 4 weeks, followed by an ankle foot orthosis for night time splinting for 6 months.

Secondary analysis were performed on data collected as part of a multi-centre, pragmatic, randomised controlled trial on the clinical effectiveness of static night-time splinting after fasciectomy or dermofasciectomy (SCoRD trial - registered as an International Standard Randomised Controlled Trial ISRCTN57079614) [ 34, 35].

Treatment with collagenase was given during two standard outpatient clinic visits (injection of 0.9 mg, distributed at multiple sites in a palpable cord, and next-day finger extension under local anaesthesia) followed by night-time splinting.

Given the added expense of therapists' time, thermoplastic materials and the potential inconvenience to patients having to wear a device, the routine addition of night-time splinting for all patients after fasciectomy or dermofasciectomy is not recommended except where extension deficits reoccur.

Given the added expense of therapists' time, thermoplastic materials and the potential inconvenience to patients having to wear a device the policy of routine addition of night-time splinting after fasciectomy or dermofasciectomy should no longer be advocated but only where a loss of extension has occurred, particularly if the loss is rapid and early in the post-operative period.

Quality of evidence and strength of recommendation for each outcome are reported along with suggested dosage recommendations in Table  2.> In one high quality randomized controlled trial [ 53], standing was more effective than no treatment and as effective as night-time splinting in preventing ankle contractures in subjects with stroke.

Splinting was maintained for 6 weeks after which time the splint was worn only at night for an additional 3 months.

We conducted an open, pragmatic, multi-centre, randomised controlled trial of night-time static splinting worn for 6 months after contracture release to assess the effect on self-reported upper extremity function, active range of movement in all digits and patient satisfaction at 12 months follow-up.

This pragmatic trial has shown that the policy of using routine night-time static splints in addition to usual post-operative hand therapy does not offer any additional benefit in terms of self-reported hand function and disability, active composite range of flexion or extension or patient satisfaction.

At Manchester City, Jones, 22, was again missing through injury, this time with shin splints.