Immobilizing Soft Bandage

An immobilizing soft bandage (PIM) is a type of bandage that is used to immobilize and support damaged or injured parts of the body. It consists only of fabric materials such as bandages, scarves, etc.

PIM can be used to treat a variety of injuries, including fractures, dislocations, contusions, sprains and other injuries. It provides secure support to the injured body part, prevents further damage and helps speed up the healing process.

One of the main advantages of PIM is its convenience and comfort for the patient. It does not cause discomfort and does not restrict movement, which allows the patient to move freely and perform everyday tasks. In addition, the PIM can be easily removed and replaced with a new dressing if necessary.

Depending on the type of injury and the extent of the damage, PIM may be applied to different parts of the body. For example, for bone fractures, PIM is applied to the fracture area, and for sprains or bruises, it is applied to the site of injury.

When using PIM, certain rules must be followed. For example, the bandage must be applied correctly and securely to provide the necessary fixation and support to the injured part of the body. It is also necessary to monitor the condition of the PIM and replace it with a new one if necessary.

Thus, PIM is an important tool in the treatment of various injuries and injuries. It provides reliable immobilization and support for damaged body parts, which promotes rapid healing and restoration of body functions.

Soft immobilizing bandage - Befaria splint, used to fix the damaged area for a long time. Purpose: Immobilization and creation of rest of a body part to prevent the development of pathological changes, further injury or displacement of the damaged fragment. Wearing time is from 5 to 14 days, depending on the complexity of the injury.

There are groups of bandages for body parts:

Knee joints: placed on the inside of the knee joint if the injury has caused damage such as a dislocation or fracture. Secure with straps attached to the legs. Used during rehabilitation and treatment of the kneecap. As a rule, they are applied to adults. Cervical vertebrae: In the cervical spine, injuries can cause compression of nerve endings and pain when moving the head. When applying a soft immobilizing bandage of the spinal column, it is applied to the back area and secured with belts to the torso. This bandage protects, relieves pain and makes it possible to restore nerve function. Prescribed for children and adults. Elbow joints and lower extremities: applied for muscle damage