Example of ulnar palsy patient with a claw deformity with PIP joint contracture

It is proven in patients with ulnar palsy (video cour­tesy of Kantessa Stewart, OTR/L CHT) who have a claw deformity with PIP joint contractures that they regain full PIP joint extension if an anti-claw (MP block) orthosis is consistently worn.
Learn more in our Clinical Pearl #75 "An Algorithm for Treating PIP Joint Flexion Contractures" by Judy Colditz OT/L, CHT, FAOTA & Karol S. Young OTD, OTR/L, CHT
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[@awfulplay2023]

I am a pianist, and just realized i got this for 3 years.. Ruin my playing

[@priyanshurangpariya1837]

Is it idiopathic ( due to unknown reason) or diagnosed with any disorder?

[@theuninspiredlife657]

Can it be corrected with surgery?

[@musicmusic7209]

Hopefully with physical therapy...get better.
I have the same problem...driving a bike..for a month..
I'm doing exercises..and hope gets better

[@dreknows]

​@@musicmusic7209how old are you did you think buying ergonomic by l bike grips?

[@dreknows]

I'm curious because I don't want that happening to me

[@user-cd6ws7uj2b]

Occupational therapy sessions also will be helpful

[@DaltonNelson-iq5xi]

I'm trying to find something like this. I cut my wrist on glass and severed my ulnar nerve and part of an artery. Probably been like 9 months since surgery.. man it sucks loll

[@hotrodfrmdab]

Where could I buy this at🤔?

[@DreamingDarlin]

Amazon sells them and probably Walmart.

[@zayzay4291]

​@@DreamingDarlinwhat's this called?

[@STRANGE7701]

What was that