The Orthopedic Splint and Its Origins

Splints have been used since ancient times. With knowledge and technology, they have continually advanced. This manuscript summarizes the history of splints to elucidate how and why they have changed over time. With this knowledge, readers will be able to value the contributions of previous innovators and imagine future possibilities, and the world of orthopedics continues to evolve.

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Orthopedic Reviews
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2025-05-15
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https://doi.org/10.52965/001c.137673
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History of Medicine Studies
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The Orthopedic Splint and Its Origins

Latha Ganti, Ananya Surabhi, Rohan Surabhi
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History of Medicine Studies
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The Orthopedic Splint and Its Origins

Latha Ganti, Ananya Surabhi, Rohan Surabhi
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Abstract

Splints have been used since ancient times. With knowledge and technology, they have continually advanced. This manuscript summarizes the history of splints to elucidate how and why they have changed over time. With this knowledge, readers will be able to value the contributions of previous innovators and imagine future possibilities, and the world of orthopedics continues to evolve.

Orthopedic ReviewsVol. 17
John Brown University (US), Orlando College of Osteopathic Medicine
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Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
History of Medicine Studies
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