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The same reason you wear a cast with a broken bone all the time! To continuously keep the to separated bones together so they will fuse back together.
The splint re-positions both your stretched out connective tissue and separated muscles. You put your connective tissue in a narrow position as this is the best position for it to heal. You put your muscles close together so they move in the right direction. Front to back. Separated muscles move in a sideways direction stretching your connective tissue.
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