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MOULDABLE SPLINT, 11 x 45 cm

https://unicat.msf.org/cat/product/73426
STD EMEQSPLM1145

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M030504 - Immobilisation systems, mouldable under cold and hot tempratures
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MOULDABLE SPLINT

Definition

A compact, lightweight, highly versatile splint designed for immobilizing bone and soft tissue injuries in emergency settings.

The device is often found in First Aid Kits, ambulances, and other similar settings. Generally supplied in a roll or as a flat strip, it can be unrolled or unfolded and formed to the shape of the injured person's body. Once folded into a curve, it becomes quite rigid and capable of immobilizing a limb.

Synonym

SAM splint

Specifications

Technical specifications

  • The core of the splint is a long rectangle of ultra-thin aluminium alloy.
  • The covering layers are made of polyethylene foam.
  • Cut-to-size with ordinary scissors to fit size requirements
  • Malleable can be shaped according to need, strength can also be increased according to the number of folds used.
  • Radio lucent material: X-rays and CT-scans can be taken without removing the splint
  • Weather resistant: supports extreme temperatures or altitudes
  • Lightweight: requires only a wrap or tape to secure an injured limb or stabilize a joint
  • Presented as a roll or a flat strip
  • Reusable: impermeable foam surface allows easy cleaning and disinfection.
  • 3 sizes are chosen:
    • +/- ​11 x 45 cm
    • +/- 11 x 90 cm
    • +/- 15 x 90 cm

Packaging & Labelling

Unit presentation: 1 splint, protected in a cellophane paper with user instructions written on the splint.

Instructions for use

Shaping the splint :

  • The C-curve : curve the splint lengthwise to create a longitudinal bend to strengthen the splint.
  • The reverse C-curve: curve the outside edges of the splint in the opposite direction which will give more strength
  • The T-curve: double the splint or create a T-curve for extra strength.

The Splint can be held in place with anything from torn t-shirts to tape.

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Precautions for Use

  • Where prolonged use is anticipated (more than a few hours), place an absorbent material, such as a cotton cloth, between the splint and the skin to prevent skin irritation, pressure points and odour. Place soft padding (such as gauze pads) around any bony prominences.
  • When cutting the splint avoid using serrated scissors as they may produce sharp edges. After cutting the splint, roll the cut end over or apply tape to cover any exposed metal.

Maintenance

Can be cleaned and disinfected with a detergent/disinfectant solution for surfaces / non-invasive medical equipment. Prepare use-solution in concentration required. Always read the label and product information before use. Do not mix with other products. Make sure to wet the surfaces completely, use a wipe or towel, keep them wet for the whole exposure time.

MSF requirements

The mouldable splints replace the inflatable splints.

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