Casting and splinting techniques involve immobilizing injured or fractured limbs using plaster or fiberglass materials to facilitate healing and stability.

Conditions Treated:

Fractures, dislocations, and certain soft tissue injuries are amenable to casting and splinting.

Equipment Used:

Materials such as plaster or fiberglass, along with padding and bandages, are commonly utilized.

Procedure:

Non-surgical in nature, orthopedic surgeons mold casts or splints to conform to affected limbs.

Recovery:

Recovery duration varies based on injury severity, typically ranging from weeks to months.