Discover the causes and effects of Post-Burn Hand Muscle Imbalance. Learn how flexor and extensor tension impacts recovery and function.

Thinking about using Coban in post-burn hand management? Here's what therapists need to know about safety, skin protection, and when not to wrap, as well as a full step-by-step demonstration video.

Discover how to balance splinting in burn rehabilitation with active movement exercises for optimal hand function recovery.

We examine the physical and functional impact of post-burn fingernail deformities, as well as what are the interventions to prevent or manage fingernail deformities.

We introduce a special triangular wedge with anchor points for the elastic bandage to achieve finger extension passive stretching.

Safely execute EDC muscle strengthening exercise for post-burn intrinsic tightness with our important precautions.

Explore challenges in treating burn hypertrophic scars on dorsum of finger, and how compromised skin extensibility affects joint movement.

We’ll demonstrate a simple and easy-to-execute EDC muscle strengthening exercise for post-burn intrinsic tightness.

We discuss the importance of paying attention to post-burn intrinsic tightness, and how to avoid 5 blind spots when dealing with it.

Learn how and when to use crepe elastic bandage to enhance wrist extension through passive stretching and avoid common mistakes.

Learn how and when to use crepe elastic bandage to enhance wrist flexion through passive stretching and avoid common mistakes.

Use crepe elastic bandage for passive stretching, to achieve combined flexion of joints for dorsal scars on hands.

In this video, Ching-Yi Lu (OT) will explain five easy-to-remember steps to help you evaluate a burned hand.

How to use Total Active Motion to measure composite ROM and get a better idea of functional performance of the hand.

In the case of claw hand deformity, which joint should we prioritize (MP or PIP) to achieve maximum impact?

Three cheat sheets to remember how post-burn hand deformities present themselves, their causes and impact on surrounding tissues.

We explain why edema is serious and why therapists should never overlook or underestimate its impact when dealing with burned hands.

Caution is required when exercising to avoid secondary damage to the distal interphalangeal (DIP) joints post-burn injury.

When immobilizing the burned hand, why is the safe position safe? We'll explain the positioning of the wrist and thumb.

When immobilizing the burned hand, why is the safe position safe? We'll explain the positioning of MP and IP joints.