Peri-pelvic post-operative support assembly
OwnerCatherine Brooksinventor
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A support assembly (100) for supporting a transverse incision site (420) of a user (101) includes an assembly body (106) and a first assembly arm (102). The assembly body (106) is configured to encircle an abdomen (107) and at least one leg (311) of the user (101). The assembly body (106) includes a pelvic support layer (214) that is configured to provide a transverse supportive force to the transverse incision site (420) of the user (101). The first assembly arm (102) is coupled to the pelvic support layer (214). The first assembly arm (102) extends anteriorly from the assembly body (106). The first assembly arm (102) is configured to extend from a groin region (109) of the user (101) and secure to the assembly body (106) to adjust the transverse supportive force to the transverse incision site (420) at the peri-pelvic area (421).
A support assembly for supporting a transverse incision site at a peri-pelvic area of a user, the user having an abdomen, at least one leg, and a groin region, the support assembly comprising:
A support assembly for supporting a transverse incision site at a peri-pelvic area of a user, the user having an abdomen, at least one leg, and a groin region, the support assembly comprising:
A support assembly for supporting a transverse incision site at a peri-pelvic area of a user, the user having an abdomen, at least one leg, and a groin region, the support assembly comprising:
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