Plaster splints are a widely used aid by orthopedic doctors in immobilizing and stabilizing musculoskeletal injuries. The medical-grade plaster splint can be kept on the injured area till the bones heal and inflammation subsides. Unlike a plaster cast, the plaster splint only covers one side of the injured part, and the rest of the portion is tightly attached to it with straps or bandages.
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Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand your concern. First, you need to get an X-ray of the affected knee joint. A decision can be made only after seeing the X-rays.
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