Multi-digit braces and methods of use

A multi-digit brace, comprising:

• a. a first arcuate member;
• b. a second arcuate member coplanar to, spaced from, and coupled to the first arcuate member by:
• i. a top bridge member coupling a top region of the first arcuate member to a top region of the second arcuate member;
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• ii. a bottom bridge member coupling a bottom region of the first arcuate member to a bottom region of the second arcuate member;
• and
• c. wherein the bottom region of each of the first and second arcuate members is thinner front-to-rear than the thickness of the top region.

A multi-digit brace kit, comprising:

• a. a plurality of multi-digit braces, each brace including:
• i. a first arcuate member;
• ii. a second arcuate member coplanar to, spaced from, and coupled to the first arcuate member by:
• 1. a top bridge member coupling a top region of the first arcuate member to a top region of the second arcuate member;
• and
• 2. a bottom bridge member coupling a bottom region of the first arcuate member to a bottom region of the second arcuate member;
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• iii. wherein the bottom region of each of the first and second arcuate members is thinner front-to-rear than the thickness of the top region;
• b. a plurality of elastic bands, each sized to elastically couple about one of the plurality of braces.

A method of bracing a set of adjacent digits, comprising the steps of:

• a. inserting a first digit into a first arcuate member of a first brace;
• b. inserting a second digit into a second arcuate member of the first brace, wherein the second arcuate member is coplanar to, spaced from, and coupled to the first arcuate member by a top bridge member coupling a top region of the first arcuate member to a top region of the second arcuate member;
• and a bottom bridge member coupling a bottom region of the first arcuate member to a bottom region of the second arcuate member;
• c. positioning the first brace such that a rear face of the first brace, which rear face has a narrowed portion, front-to-back, compared to a front face thereof, towards an adjacent joint of the digit.