Abstract: A free standing, surface slidable cushioned support member defining an open channel sized to cup and support the wrist or forearm of a user.

Abstract: An adjustable tension and adjustable compression splint for one or more joints on a finger or a toe formed of a strip of elastic, stretchy material which is cooperatively joined with a narrow pocket containing a dynamic extension strut or stay or a static malleable position strut or stay.

Abstract: A hand splint which leaves the volar wrist free and which can be used alone or as a foundation splint for the attachment of various permanent and removable hand and finger corrective devices. The splint includes a manually bendable support medium having a substantially C-shape including a palmar piece which fits into the palmar arch of the hand, a proximal dorsal forearm piece adapted to contact the dorsal wrist and at least a portion of the dorsal forearm, and a dorsal hand piece extending between the palmar piece and the proximal dorsal forearm piece. Adjustable tension means is provided on the dorsal side of the wrist. Detachable thumb, finger and metacarpophalangeal support as well as an interphalangeal assist are provided separately and in combination. A novel hinge and adjustable strap attachment means are also provided.

Abstract: A hand-forearm support comprises a generally upright forearm support member having a peripheral wire framework with a soft, flexible material suspended within at least a portion of its framework, a generally horizontal humerus support member having a peripheral wire framework with a soft, flexible material suspended within at least part of its framework, and a base member having two substantially opposed legs. Strap means are employed to secure the forearm support member and the humerus support member to the base member.