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US 8,273,040 B1Granted
Attitude adjustable arm sling
OwnerRamoned Morrowinventor
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Abstract
An arm sling provides elastic elongation to accommodate arms of differing lengths. Wedge shaped blocks are engagable with the sides of the sling to provide abduction of the sling. The sling is made predominantly of a net material so as to provide air circulation around the supported arm. An elastic sheet material supports the hand of the supported arm. A shoulder strap provides a movable cushioned pad for comfortable use of the sling as held by the strap.
Claims7
An arm support apparatus comprising:
- a sling having a first type of surface fastening means attached on an exterior surface of the sling;
- the sling formed predominantly of a net material gathered on an elastic strip thereby enabling extension of the sling along a longitudinal axis of the sling, whereby the sling is able to fit a range of arm lengths;
- a second type of surface fastening means fixed to an exterior surface of a positioning wedge;
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- the first type of surface fastening means engaged with the second type of surface fastening means thereby removably mounting the positioning wedge on the exterior surface of the sling.
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An arm support apparatus comprising:
- a sling having a first type of surface fastening means attached on an exterior surface of the sling, wherein a forward portion of the sling is made of elastic sheet material whereby a hand of a person using the sling is elastically cradled, the sling is formed predominantly of a net material gathered on an elastic strip thereby enabling extension of the sling along a longitudinal axis of the sling, whereby the sling is able to fit a range of arm lengths,
- a second type of surface fastening means fixed to an exterior surface of a positioning wedge;
- the first type of surface fastening means engaged with the second type of surface fastening means thereby removably mounting the positioning wedge on the exterior surface of the sling.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.