Cast Padding/Soft Roll

Cast Padding/Soft Roll – To protect the skin or in areas where swelling is anticipated, this cast padding is applied before any kind of bandage. These cast padding, which is specially designed for delicate or sensitive skin, can also be used as leg rolls, long sponges, etc. A stockinette is placed all around the area that will be covered by the cast before the casting substance is applied. Then, to further safeguard the skin, a layer of padding consisting of cotton or another soft material is rolled on. Additionally, the cushioning applies elastic pressure to aid in healing. Fiberglass is typically used to create casts. Plastic that can be moulded to the shape of a body component is called fibreglass.It’s critical to realise that the fracture is frequently not fully healed when the immobilisation period is through and the cast or brace is taken off, but rather sufficiently strong to eliminate the need for further immobilisation.
Infection or skin irritability may result from a moist cast. Casts made of fibreglass or plaster with standard cushioning are not watertight. Cover your child’s cast with two layers of plastic and secure it with a rubber band or piece of duct tape to keep it dry during baths or showers.
Cast Padding/Soft Roll – Undercast cushioning and cast liners are necessary supplies to have. It is intended to assist prevent chafing and aid offer padding under the cast.
After a patient receives an orthopaedic cast, comfort can be improved and skin irritation can be decreased. Orthopaedic cast padding choices from Tex-Care are intended to be layered over the stockinette and beneath the cast material. This layering technique offers enough protection and comfort. Provides comfort & protection, uniform distribution of pressure and air permeability.
Cast padding is designed to provide padding around bony structures.
Sizes : 10cm x 3m, 15cm x 3m