3M Scotchcast is a brand of casting tape and splinting systems used in orthopedic medicine to immobilize injuries and promote healing.
Founded in 1902 in Minnesota, USA as Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company (3M).
Introduced Scotchcast orthopedic casting tape in 1965.
3M has since expanded the Scotchcast product line to include a variety of casting, splinting and immobilization systems.
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A synthetic casting tape used for orthopedic casting and immobilization of fractures and sprains.
A soft, conformable casting tape designed for maximum patient comfort during extended wear.
A prepackaged, easy-to-use splinting system that delivers a strong, lightweight, and durable splint.
3M Scotchcast is a brand of casting tape and splinting systems used in orthopedic medicine to immobilize injuries and promote healing.
Scotchcast is known for being strong, lightweight, and easy to use. It also has a reputation for patient comfort and durability.
No, Scotchcast should only be applied by a trained medical professional.
The length of time Scotchcast needs to stay on depends on the severity of the injury and the doctor's instructions. In general, it can take 4-6 weeks or longer for a broken bone to fully heal.
No, Scotchcast is not waterproof. Patients should avoid getting it wet or exposed to moisture, as this can compromise the cast or splint's strength and effectiveness.