Ehlers Danlos and Splinting Options

from Hand Therapy Academy · host Miranda Materi

Megan and Miranda sit down on Hand Therapy Academy to discuss splinting strategies for managing hypermobility in Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. Tune in for actionable insights and clinical pearls every hand therapist can use.

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