Abstract: Apparatus and method for syringe support are disclosed. The syringe-support apparatus may include a front arm and a back arm connected at a hinge mechanism. The front and back arms may comprise a finger grip and thumb grip. A user may employ a well-known scissor-like movement in view of the finger grip and thumb grip, combined with the hinge mechanism. The front and back arms may further comprise a syringe securing mechanism, which may correlate hand motion with a syringe plunger motion. In view of the finger grip, thumb grip, and syringe securing mechanism, respectively, a user may engage the user's forearm muscles during aspiration and injection. The securing mechanism may comprise an adjustable barrel support and barrel support hook to secure a syringe barrel.

Abstract: Medical devices used to assist walking by helping to support a user's weight comprise a series of elements angled with respect to each other at angles selected to honor certain normal anatomical relationships so as to provide a stable platform for supporting a user's weight while reducing injury. Optional additional elements provide cushioning and stability.

Abstract: Medical devices used to assist walking by helping to support a user's weight comprise a series of elements angled with respect to each other at angles selected to honor certain normal anatomical relationships so as to provide a stable platform for supporting a user's weight while reducing injury. Optional additional elements provide cushioning and stability.

Abstract: Medical devices used to assist walking by helping to support a user's weight comprise a series of elements angled with respect to each other at angles selected to honor certain normal anatomical relationships so as to provide a stable platform for supporting a user's weight while reducing injury. Optional additional elements provide cushioning and stability.

Abstract: A novel crutch comprising a series of elements angled with respect to each other so as to provide a stable platform for supporting a user's weight while reducing injury.

Abstract: A novel crutch comprising a series of elements angled with respect to each other so as to provide a stable platform for supporting a user's weight while reducing injury.

Abstract: An ergonometric handle is shaped so as to encourage a natural working grip, thereby increasing user comfort and enabling a user to use a tool incorporating said handle for a longer period of time with reduced fatigue to the tissues, nerves, tendons and bones of the hand. The handle may be angularly disposed relative to the long axis of the tool and the ends of the handle are smaller in width than the middle in order to accommodate the smaller gripping circumferences of the index and small digits. Thus the cross sectional shape of the handle is oblong and when viewed from the side is humpbacked. The grip honors the varying ratios of the digits to the metacarpals. The handle also has indentations in it to enhance the placement of the digits in the natural gripping position. These indentations form a hand imprint in the handle.