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splint a splint is usually applied to the outermost joint of the finger to keep it extended and prevent it from moving during healing. The splint should be worn for 4-6 weeks.
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splint A device used to maintain a body part in a fixed position.
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splinter a small, sharp piece of wood, glass, or other debris that is lodged underneath the skin.
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splint Exostosis on the ligament which attaches a splint bone to the cannon bone, forming a bump on the leg. Splints are usually caused by trauma or heavy stress on the legs of a young horse. Lameness may be evident during the "green" phase, but when ossification is complete, the splint is considered a blemish.
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splinter born Hamato Yoshi, a rat-man who taught the Turtles, a strict and wizened mentor. Voiced by Peter Renaday.
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