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A patient support apparatus for use with medical X-ray equipment to provide a convenient arm support for patients during the time medical X-rays are being taken comprises an elongated rectangular anchor member mounted on the wall adjacent the medical X-ray apparatus. The anchor member has a number o

A patient support apparatus for use with medical X-ray equipment to provide a convenient arm support for patients during the time medical X-rays are being taken comprises an elongated rectangular anchor member mounted on the wall adjacent the medical X-ray apparatus. The anchor member has a number of vertically aligned apertures formed in it for receiving a horizontally extending arm support bar. The support bar is dimensioned to fit snugly into the various apertures and can be removed readily from any one of such apertures for re-insertion into another aperture. This permits adjustment of the height of the support bar relative to the X-ray equipment to accommodate patients of different heights and to adapt the support bar for use with standing patients or patients who are sitting on an examination table adjacent the X-ray apparatus.

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A patient support apparatus including in combination: an elongated anchor member for attachment to a wall, said member having a predetermined thickness and having a predetermined number of apertures substantially normal to the surface thereof and extending a predetermined depth therein for receiving

A patient support apparatus including in combination: an elongated anchor member for attachment to a wall, said member having a predetermined thickness and having a predetermined number of apertures substantially normal to the surface thereof and extending a predetermined depth therein for receiving a support bar, the walls of said apertures being substantially normal to the surface of said member; and an elongated support bar for insertion into said apertures to extend outwardly from said anchor member and having external dimensions to matingly and removably fit into such apertures, said predetermined depth of said apertures being sufficient to cause said support bar to bear against the wall of the aperture into which it is inserted to provide stable support to patients applying weight to said bar in a plane normal to the axis of said support bar.