Abstract: An accessory for a device defining a medial-lateral X direction, a proximal-distal Y direction generally transverse to the X direction, and an anterior-posterior Z direction generally transverse to the X and Y directions. The accessory includes a main body defining a substantially flat posterior surface in an X-Y plane, the surface being configured for attachment to the device. In a plan view when viewed from the Z direction, the main body defines a shape which includes a first concave edge at a first lateral side of the accessory; and a second concave edge at a second lateral side of the accessory.

Abstract: An accessory for a device defines a generally arcuate shape in plan view, and has a flat surface configured for attachment to the device. The flat surface is in an X-Y plane, and is configured for attachment to the device. In a plan view when viewed from the Z direction, the main body defines a shape including two arms. Each of the arms is generally elongate and defines a longitudinal direction in the X-Y plane. The longitudinal direction of the first arm is generally transverse to the longitudinal direction of the second arm. The arms are connected to one another at an elbow, where the elbow and the arms cooperate to define a smooth, rounded, inner concave curve. The accessory is generally shaped and dimensioned for at least two of a user's fingers to be placed interior to the inner, concave curve, to apply a holding force to the device.

Abstract: A kit for supporting a patient's arm includes a waist band, to be worn around the patient's torso and having a first fastener; a pillow having second and third fasteners; and an arm sling with a fourth fastener attached to at least one of the panels of the arm pouch. The first and second fasteners are fastenable to and releasable from each other to releasably secure the pillow to the waist band, and the third and fourth fasteners are fastenable to and releasable from each other to releasably secure the sling to the pillow, to thereby secure the arm at an abducted position relative to the torso. The first and fourth fasteners may also be fastenable to and releasable from each other to releasably secure the sling to the waist band when the pillow is not present, to immobilize the arm at a non-abducted position.