Are Contractures Reversible?

Are Contractures Reversible? Contracture is a self-protective mechanism of soft tissue. It may be reversible or irreversible. When the shortening of the tissue is within the physiologic limits and is caused by overuse, overloading, misuse, or physical insults, it is reversible. Can you fix contractures? Physical therapy and occupational therapy are two of the most

Should You Sleep With Your Splint?

Should You Sleep With Your Splint? “If you have had a fall or think you may have fractured your hand or wrist, it is OK to wear a brace overnight until you can get to the doctor’s office,” says Dr. Delavaux. “But be sure to get it checked out, especially if the pain doesn’t get