Abstract: An ergonomic wrist rest for a user of a computer mouse input device is adapted to be received by the arm of the user and extends to the user's wrist for maintaining the user's hand in a predetermined position with respect to the arm of the user when the fingers of the user contact the mouse input device.

Abstract: A device for localized bone manipulation in the pelvic area of the human body includes a base member. Structure is included within the base member for generating a laterally directed force on each ilium. The structure is disposed substantially parallel to the sacroiliac joints to direct a force generally perpendicular to the sacroiliac joints to thereby spread the pair of ilia apart.

Abstract: A device (10, 60) for localized bone manipulation includes a base member (12, 62) and a support member (14, 64, 66). The support member (14, 64, 66) is spaced apart from the base member (12, 62) and is disposed generally parallel to the base member (12, 62) for supporting the bone being manipulated. Structure (20) extends between the base member (12) and the support member (14) for generating superiorly and anteriorly directed forces on the bone being manipulated. Structure (68, 70) extends between the base member (62) and the support member (64, 66) for generating superiorly, anteriorly, and laterally directed forces on the bone being manipulated.