MAMCOTS | INJURY: IDENTIFY, IMMOBILIZE- Clinical Protocols for Orthopaedic Immobilization, Splinting, and Non-Surgical Care | Dr. P. S. Mamtora

This video demonstrates the standard protocol for buddy strapping phalangeal fractures using a soft roll and micro-pore tape, emphasising the importance of alignment, keeping the metacarpophalangeal joint free, and tying from distal to proximal.

The speaker explains standard medical protocols for bandaging, plastering, and digital strapping, detailing how to restrict or allow joint movement based on the location of a finger injury.

This video provides a demonstration and protocol guidelines for strapping toe fractures, emphasising the importance of straight alignment and tying from distal to proximal, metacarpophalangeal joint flexion, alignment, and strict non-weight-bearing restrictions for injuries at or proximal to the base of the metatarsal.

This video series demonstrates the clinical procedure for performing a closed reduction of a shoulder dislocation across three parts and finishes with the proper fitting and application of a universal shoulder immobiliser

This video provides a practical demonstration of how to properly apply a crepe bandage to immobilise and support the wrist joint, outlining the step-by-step technique required for effective joint stabilisation and injury management.

This video provides a detailed demonstration of how to properly apply a crepe bandage to stabilise and support the ankle joint. It covers the specific wrapping techniques and tension needed to effectively immobilise the area for injury management and recovery.

The speaker outlines standard medical protocols for bandaging, specifically demonstrating an ankle strapping technique using an adhesive bandage applied with even pressure to maintain eversion and dorsiflexion for a ligament injury, while emphasising that creating ridges must be avoided to prevent distal edema.

This video provides a detailed overview and demonstration of how to correctly apply, fit, and adjust a Taylor's brace. It explains how the rigid orthosis restricts movement to stabilise both the thoracic and lumbar spine, maintaining proper spinal posture and supporting recovery for spinal injuries or conditions.

This video provides a detailed demonstration of how to correctly apply and adjust a figure-of-8 (Meek) clavicle brace. It explains how the brace stabilises the shoulder girdle and holds the shoulders back to maintain proper alignment, immobilise fractures, and promote optimal healing of the clavicle.

This video provides a detailed demonstration of the correct technique for fitting and applying a thumb spica splint. It shows how the splint stabilizes the thumb's CMC and MCP joints while restricting wrist movement to support recovery from thumb sprains, fractures, or de Quervain's tenosynovitis.

This video demonstrates the application and fitting of a wrist cock-up splint designed to maintain the wrist in dorsiflexion (extension), providing support and stabilization for conditions like radial nerve palsy, wrist sprains, or carpal tunnel syndrome.

This video provides a detailed demonstration on how to properly apply and adjust a splint designed for extensor carpi ulnaris (ECU) tendonitis. It highlights how the splint stabilizes the ulnar side of the wrist, limits painful forearm rotation (pronation/supination), and rests the tendon to promote healing.

This two-part video series provides a comprehensive demonstration of various lower limb orthoses, including knee and ankle braces, stabilisers, and immobilisers. It details their specific applications, proper fitting techniques, and clinical roles in supporting, aligning, and immobilising lower extremity injuries during rehabilitation.