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"Dynasplints have been used in Newnan Nursing and Rehab for approximately two years. We have been extremely please with not only the professionalism and knowledge of your representatives but also with the effectiveness of your products. It is not unusual for a resident to ask for her splints to be put on because she finally realizes how much her elbow crease skin smells when she doesn’t wear them. This happened recently with a resident who has refused all orthoses in the past. Nic and Laura were able to pull off the impossible and get her to try the brace and see what she though. She now asks for the splints every morning to be put on. We have seen ‘miracles’ with many patients and even thought not everyone has improved with Dynasplints, neither has any contracture worsened, and this in itself is a miracle.

Whenever there is a problem with a Dynasplint product, whether it is due to careless donning or worn out parts, one call to your representative is all that is necessary. Dynasplint representatives are very courteous and promptly and act like our issues are the only ones they have to deal with. Thank you, thank you, thank you for your fine products and great customer service!"

Sarah Dixon, OTR/L, Director of Rehab

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Neurological Dynasplint^® Systems

The neurological patient is an excellent candidate for dynamic splinting and thus, Dynasplint^® Systems. Whether from injury such as stroke, TBI or brain stem injury or disease, the spring-loaded tension system safely accommodates a patient's tone by moving with the patient during episodes of resistance or spasms. When tone is challenged with a consistent, even force that fatigues the muscle and mentally relaxes the patient to accept the Dynasplint^®, the spring tension systems then bring the patient back to their end-range to continue a low-load, prolonged-duration stretch (LLPS). By normalizing tone and gaining range of motion (ROM) for the future, Dynasplint^® Systems can be beneficial for existing contracture patients, as well as, those new patients who need early intervention. A long-term wearing schedule is always recommended for both contracture management and prevention by delivering a daily program of ROM with tone inhibiting therapy while the patient is resting at home.

Some of the problems that can occur without tone and contracture management include: pain, skin breakdown, problems with hygiene, difficulty with dressing and transfers, and difficulty positioning both in bed and while sitting.