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Thumb Spica Fracture Brace

Designed to provide stabilization to the thumb, first metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint, the first carpometacarpal (CMC) joint, wrist joint, distal radius and distal ulna. Useful for all injuries to the thumb, such as Bennett’s or complex Rolando’s fractures, suspected or confirmed navicular (scaphoid) fractures, and for other carpal bone injuries. Also useful for fractures to the distal radius and/or distal ulna, Colles fractures, Salter-Harris pediatric wrist and forearm injuries. Used for acute injuries as well as for post-op support. Not made with natural rubber latex.

Suggested HCPC: L3984

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  • The ability to thermoform and custom fit the Brace to the patient’s extremity ensures a comfortable fit.
  • Top cover made of hook compatible material will accommodate hook-and-loop attachment anywhere on the brace.
  • Bivalve thumb opening accommodates swelling or dressings to provide a better fit.
  • Extended length of the thumb for maximum protection and can be trimmed (as directed by the physician).
  • Full hook-and-loop release ribbon allows for easier and more comfortable application, removal and reapplication of the brace.
  • BOA Closure System allows for quick adjustment in circumferential compression.

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Operating BOA® Lacing System

To Loosen:

  • Lift Boa® Knob. (Figure 1)
  • Pull Tab. (Figure 2)
  • Pull hook-and-loop Full Release Ribbon – to open fully.

To Close and Tighten:

  • Push Boa® Knob down. (Figure 3)
  • Turn Boa® Knob clockwise. (Figure 3)
  • Boa® Knob must be in the down locked position when wearing brace.

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Three Keys to Success with Exos

  1. Not Too Tight – Wear it Right and leave some “WIGGLE ROOM”
  2. If the brace and skin get wet, they “CAN’T STAY WET”
  3. Keep your “SKIN AND BRACE CLEAN AND DRY”

Please download the attached PDF document for the full document on how to care for your Exos.

Exos Upper Extremity Full-Length, Exos Patient Testimonial – Vaughn, Exos Patient Testimonial – Darcy, BMX Rider Arielle Martin, Exos Thumb Spica Fracture Brace Application Video, Exos Care and Cleaning, Exos Boa Locking Ring Application Video

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  1. Thumb Spica Fracture Brace – Instructions for Use 
  2. Exos Upper Extremity Brochure 

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