An antispasticity aid device designed to aid stroke victims. The invention
is a hand brace constructed to hold the thumb and fingers flat and a
series of accessories designed to re-educate the muscles after a stroke.
The device has a hand-mounting and thumb-mounting member. First and
second restraining straps hold the hand and thumb firmly in contact with
the hand-mounting and thumb-mounting member, respectively. Accessories
for use with the device include: A first accessory fitting on an arm of
an armchair; a second accessory providing physical therapy; a third
accessory maintaining a comfortable position to rest an arm; a fourth
accessory fitting frictionally over the arm of a chair; a fifth accessory
accepting the mounting bracket of the device; a sixth accessory
suspending the arm; a seventh accessory providing a channel for resting
an arm; an eighth accessory providing exercise for arm muscles; and a
ninth accessory permitting physical therapy.
