BYU Finger Brace Innovation ID: 2015-031
An innovative finger brace designed to aid recovery from finger injuries while maintaining hand functionality.
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Technology Overview
This finger brace, developed by Brigham Young University, pairs an injured finger with a supporting finger using a Velcro-attached band, incorporating a padded loop and an optional removable rod for enhanced support and spacing. Designed with breathability and flexibility in mind, it also features a grip-enhancing outer surface for sports applications.
Key Advantages
- Allows for functional use of the hand and fingers during recovery
- Adjustable support levels to cater to mild to moderate injuries
- Optional removable rod for additional bracing
- Grip-enhancing surface suitable for athletes
Problems Addressed
- Fractures and dislocations of the fingers
- Postoperative support for hand-related injuries
- Lack of functional use with traditional finger braces
- One-size-fits-all approach of existing finger braces
Additional Information
Technology ID: 2015-031
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Date Published: 28 March, 2025
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