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Brown Medical Industries

Manufacturer of orthopedic soft goods devices including rigid splints, braces, casting supplies, upper and lower extremity supports. Products are sold to the medical industry. This company was capitalized by private investment.




Codman

Manufacturer of orthopedic and neuro products. Products include P.F.C.(R) and S-ROM(R) knee and hip systems and replacements, A.I.(tm) ligament alignment guides, J-Splint(tm) plaster roll immobilizers, Orthosorb(tm) absorbable bone pins, Specialist(tm) p




Faretec, Inc.

Manufacturer of orthopedic devices including braces and splints. Products are sold to multiple industries. This company was capitalized by private investment.




Un-I-Med

Manufacturer of orthopedic softgoods including quick splinting devices, cervical collars, arm slings and leg splints. Products are sold to the medical industry.




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Orthopedic and physical therapy splints are the stock and trade of many physical therapists. Fitting patients properly for these devices is key to their recovery. Having a good selection and good suppliers makes doing the job that much easier. In some cases, splints must be custom built. A good therapist can see that this is properly measured and orchestrated.

The purpose of a splint is to immobilize a bone or joint, such as a knee, during times when it would be stressed like when the patient is walking. This allows the injured area to rest and heal properly before strain is added to it. Most splints are designed to be removed when needed such as during bathing or sleeping. In ... more


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