Tenodesis

Tenodesis Grasp and Release Explained | Quadriplegic (C5,C6,C7)

Tenodesis - Explained | Quadriplegic (C5,C6,C7)

Tenodesis Splint for Quadriplegics - OT Wealth

Tenodesis grasp and How Quadriplegics use it to pick stuff up

Quadtools | Quadriplegic Tenodesis grasp | Adaptive Equipment #spinalcordinjury

Don’t forget this tip!!!! Saves me all the time!!! This is called tenodesis grasp and it’s a normal function of the wrists and fingers! The flexor tendons of the fingers actually run through the wrist from the forearm. So, when the wrist is flexed (bent), the tendons relax, opening the fingers. And when the wrist is extended (straightened), the tendons are pulled taut, flexing (bending) the fingers. As an OT, we use tenodesis grasp a lot. But I just recently realized how much I inadvertently use