A splint is a device that is placed on an injured part of a limb to bandage it and help stabilize and immobilize the affected part when the limb is injured, fractured, or inflamed. It can be made of wood, cardboard, metal, or plaster. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
そえぎ,副子ともいう。四肢の外傷,骨折または炎症などの際,患部に当てて包帯をし,局所の安静,固定を助ける装具。木,厚紙,金属,ギプスなどでつくる。
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