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  • Metal structures (frames) designed to hold and support an extremity in the appropriate position during an orthopedic casting procedure. These stands typically consist of an adjustable metallic frame with a set of detachable components, including limb-positioning attachments to maintain optimal joint alignment, supports for resting limbs, and blades for forming the cast. Typically, the extremity is placed on a blade and the cast material is wrapped around it; after the cast is completed, the blade slides providing space for improved circulation and patient comfort. Most orthopedic casting stands can be used for the upper and lower extremities.
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