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Scar hyperplasia and contracture may occur both during the spontaneous healing process of burn injuries and after surgical correction of burn-injury-related hand dysfunction or deformity such as ulnar claw. Pressure gloves, capable of suppressing local scar hypertrophy and preventing scar contracture formation through scar tissue stretching, are commonly used during the rehabilitation phase in burn patients. Nevertheless, traditional or conventional pressure gloves have significant drawbacks.

Modifications of traditional pressure gloves for improved performance in scar flexion contracture prevention and fingertip circulation inspection