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Writing Splints

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VHA Rehabilitation Engineer

Created:

1/2/24

Submitted:

1/15/26

Published:

1/16/26

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3DPX-020780

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123 Version 2

Description

These devices have been designed for patients who need a writing splint to help with grip and stability. There are 4 different iterations of the splint available. Please read each PDF instruction documents carefully to choose the best splint for the patient. The splints are designed to accommodate writing instruments with a minimum diameter of 7.5 mm and a maximum diameter of 8.5 mm.

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Attribution Instructions

3D Printing Instructions