Finger fixation orthosis is a medical device used to correct finger deformities or maintain specific finger postures. Its design aims to provide support, stability, and appropriate pressure to help correct abnormal finger positions or movements, thereby improving finger function and appearance.
The following is a general description and main features of finger fixed orthotics:

1. Material: Finger fixed orthotics are usually made of lightweight but sturdy materials, such as silicone, plastic, or metal brackets. These materials can provide sufficient support and stability while maintaining comfort.
2. Structure: It usually has one or more finger slots to fix the fingers and keep them in a specific position and posture. These finger grooves are usually designed based on the anatomical structure of the fingers to ensure appropriate support and corrective effects.
3. Fixation: The main function of finger fixation orthotics is to fix the fingers and provide appropriate support and stability to correct finger deformities or limit abnormal movements. It can limit the range of finger movement, allowing damaged fingers to rest and heal adequately.
4. Adjustability: Some finger fixed orthotics have an adjustable design that can be adjusted according to the patient’s needs to ensure optimal support and comfort. This adjustability makes it suitable for fingers of different sizes and shapes.
5. Scope of application: This type of orthosis is suitable for various finger problems, including but not limited to thumb eversion, index finger flexion deformity, finger arthritis, etc. They can also be used for postoperative rehabilitation to help maintain the correct position and posture of the fingers.
6. Comfort: Although mainly used for fixing and correcting fingers, the design of finger fixing orthotics also emphasizes comfort to reduce discomfort during wearing. A soft and comfortable lining and adjustment system help improve patient comfort.

Overall, finger fixation orthotics are an effective auxiliary treatment tool that can be used to correct finger deformities, maintain specific finger postures, and help restore finger function and appearance. However, consult a doctor or professional healthcare professional before use to ensure proper selection and use.