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The Knuckle Orthosis (TKO®)
The Knuckle Orthosis (TKO®)
The Knuckle Orthosis (TKO®)
The Knuckle Orthosis (TKO®)
The Knuckle Orthosis (TKO®)
The Knuckle Orthosis (TKO®)
The Knuckle Orthosis (TKO®)
The Knuckle Orthosis (TKO®)
The Knuckle Orthosis (TKO®)
The Knuckle Orthosis (TKO®)

The Knuckle Orthosis (TKO®)

The Knuckle Orthosis (TKO®) provides positioning for fractures or injuries to metacarpals, proximal phalanx, and MCP joints. The design includes four applications in one versatile brace to treat Boxer's Fracture, 3rd & 4th Buddy Splint, Radial Gutter, and Dupuytren's Splint. The padded stays are malleable and allow for a customized fit with distal buddy strapping that eliminates rotation of the finger.
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HCPCS Code
L3807 & L3809
Key Features
  • Provides positioning for fractures or injuries to metacarpals, proximal phalanx, and MCP joints
  • Four applications in one brace
  • Straps are adjustable for fit and comfort (pain & swelling)
  • Distal buddy strapping eliminates rotation of the finger
  • Padded stays are malleable and allow for customized fit
  • One splint acts as a Boxer's Fracture splint (ulnar gutter), Radial Gutter splint,, and Middle & Ring Finger splint
Indications for Use
Fractures or injuries to metacarpals, phalanges, MCP joints, and PIP joints.
Manufacturer
Hely & Weber
Manuf. Part No.
3848
Size Chart
Standard
Left/Right
Yes
Manual
The knuckle orthosis tko patient manual
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