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           be prevented  by introducing other  materials  and/or   Assistive Device Manufactured by 3D Modelling and Printing
           innovative  designs.  This  needs  to  be  confirmed  by  a   Techniques. Disabil Rehabil Assist Technol, 14:526–31.
           medicoeconomic analysis in a larger patient cohort. We      https://doi.org/10.1080/17483107.2018.1494217
           do, however, emphasize that clinical studies are crucial   6.   Li  J,  Tanaka  H,  2018,  Rapid  Customization  System
           for assessing the quality of current daily splinting routines   for 3D-Printed Splint Using Programmable  Modeling
           with thermoplastic splints. They are a necessary starting
           point for comparison to new splinting  methods in the   Technique-a Practical Approach. 3D Print Med, 4:5.
           future.                                                 https://doi.org/10.1186/s41205-018-0027-6
                                                               7.   Nam HS, Seo CH, Joo SY, et al., 2018, The Application of
           Acknowledgments                                         three-Dimensional Printed Finger Splints for Post Hand Burn
           The authors wish to thank Dr. Dr. med. B. Benitez, who   Patients:  A  Case Series Investigation.  Ann Rehabil  Med,
           facilitated access to the 3D scanner; Dr. Ph. Brantner and   42:634–8.
           Dr. Dr. F. Thieringer of the in-house 3D Print Laboratory      https://doi.org/10.5535/arm.2018.42.4.634
           for their support and Barb Every for proofreading.  8.   Paterson  A,  Bibb  R,  Campbell  RI,  2012,  Evaluation  of
               The  authors  received  no  financial  support  for  the
           research, authorship, and/or publication of this article.  a  Digitised  Splinting  Approach  with  Multiple-Material
                                                                   Functionality  Using Additive  Manufacturing  Technologies.
           Conflict of interest                                    In: Bourell D, Crawford RH, Seepersad CC, et al., (Eds.),

           The authors declare no potential conflicts of interest with   Proceedings of the 23  Annual International Solid Freeform
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           respect to the research, authorship, and/or publication of   Fabrication  Symposium-An  Additive  Manufacturing
           this article.                                           Conference, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, p656–72.
           Authors’ contributions                              9.   Paterson A, Bibb R, Campbell RI, et al., 2015, Comparing
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           LW, CF, LS, and AK conceived and planned the study. LW,   Splints. Rapid Prototyp J, 21:230–43.
           CF, and LS conducted  the  experiments/questionnaires,   10.  Sari MI, Sahin I, Gokce H, et al., 2020, Ring Orthosis Design
           and  LW  performed  the  statistical  analyses. All  authors
           were involved in the preparation of this manuscript. LW   and Production  by Rapid  Prototyping  Approach.  J  Hand
           and AK wrote the  manuscript. DJS and AK clinically     Ther, 33:170–3.
           supervised  the  study  and  revised  the  manuscript.  All      https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jht.2019.02.003
           authors read and approved the final manuscript.     11.  Cazon A, Kelly S, Paterson AM, et al., 2017, Analysis and
                                                                   Comparison of Wrist Splint Designs Using the Finite Element
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