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Standard Hemi Arm Sling

NC16006

© 2011 North Coast Medical, Inc., 

www.ncmedical.com

Gilroy, CA 95020, 800-821-9319 

REV16006I_0611

Instructions For Use

1)  Put the sling in your lap with the elbow cuff on the side of the affected arm. Unhook the cuff strap to separate the 

elbow cuff and the hand cuff. (Figure 3, shown with affected right arm)

2)  Place the unaffected arm through the hand cuff. Then, holding the sling by the O-ring, place it over your head, as 

shown above (Figure 4), and place the O-ring between the shoulder blades. 

3)  Position the elbow cuff so that it is near the elbow. Do not pull or tug on the cuff. Tugging on the cuff will pull the  

O-ring off center. (Figure 5) 

4) Make sure all four back straps are laying flat. Assistance for the first time will be needed to adjust the back straps  

correctly. (Figure 2) Make any necessary adjustments to correct the length of the straps by sliding the straps through  
the adjustment buckles. There are four adjustment buckles, one on each of the four straps attached to the O-Ring. 

Indications

This sling provides support to keep a weak injured arm protected and close to the body. Also helps to reduce shoulder  

subluxation. Commonly used for neurological conditions. Fits right or left arm. Sturdy straps are easily adjusted with metal 

buckles. The cuff strap is secured with a hook and loop fastener.
Once fitted, the sling can be put on and removed without assistance by following the pictures below. (Figure 3 - Figure 8)

Figure 1

Figure 2

Figure 3

Figure 4

Figure 5

Cuff 

Strap

Elbow

Cuff

Adjustable 

Buckle

Hand
Cuff

O-Ring

Back 

Straps

Adjustment Buckle

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