Yet while they chase the euphoria of a runner's high, many are also facing the grim possibility of injuries, including the dreaded shin splints. Physiotherapist and ultrarunner Danny Brunton ...

Splinting can help with inflammation or problems with joint alignment and stability. Wearing a splint can also lessen joint damage. Use wrist or finger splints to help rest your joints at night or ...

and it can also double as a full-leg splint. The original owner’s manual for the KED is full of alternative uses for the device, and given the current science on spinal immobilization ...

(11) Protein A and protein G are readily accessible and easily implemented approaches for the oriented immobilization of IgG antibodies. As a benchmark for comparison to the mTG-mediated site-specific ...

Depending on the location of the bruise, a splint, functional brace, or cast may be recommended. This is especially true if the bruise is in a location vulnerable to breakage or you have an underlying ...

After wearing a cast or a splint, you may have noticed that the muscles and joints around your wrist feel tight. This is normal, and your first exercises after removal of your cast should be geared ...

The EMS1 Patient Immobilization and Splints product category features products and information for researching EMS patient handling and immobilization equipment, covering various types of splints ...

By Adrian Monti, Runner's World UK One of the many benefits... Shin splints, the catch-all term for lower leg pain that occurs below the knee either on the front outside part of the leg (anterior shin ...