Abstract
Abstract The properties of synthetic trans 1, 4 polyisoprene which make it especially suitable for orthopedic appliances in medicine are described. A procedure for making a hand splint is outlined. This method can be used for most appliances with simple modification. The purposes of splinting are described. Several different types of splints are depicted giving the specific medical condition and function for which they were constructed.
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