초록 ▼

The invention provides a shoulder and arm support garment capable of covering at least an upper body part of a human. The shoulder and arm support garment includes a front and back body part wherein at least one portion having a strong straining force is attached to the front and/or back body part o

The invention provides a shoulder and arm support garment capable of covering at least an upper body part of a human. The shoulder and arm support garment includes a front and back body part wherein at least one portion having a strong straining force is attached to the front and/or back body part of the garment. The garment of the invention is effective for preventing and treating shoulder joint or muscle disorders and can easily be put on an taken off by ordinary people.

대표청구항 ▼

[ We claim:] [1.] A shoulder and arm support garment capable of covering at least an upper body part of a human comprising:a. a front body part having a front upper end portion, a front center, a first front side and a second front side, wherein the first front side and second front side are positio

[ We claim:] [1.] A shoulder and arm support garment capable of covering at least an upper body part of a human comprising:a. a front body part having a front upper end portion, a front center, a first front side and a second front side, wherein the first front side and second front side are positioned on opposite sides of the front center;b. a back body part attached to the front body part and having a back upper end portion, a back center, a first back side and a second back side, wherein the first back side is attached to the first front side and the second back side is attached to the second front side;c. a first portion having a strong straining force, which in use extends from:i. a first position between the back center and a first acromion of the human; toii. a second position near a first lower costa of the human on an opposite side of the back center as the first position, by way of a position near a first angulus superior scapulae of the human; andd. a second portion having a strong straining force, which in use extends from:i. a third position between the back center and a second acromion of the human on a side opposite the human from the first acromion; toii. a fourth position near a second lower costa of the human on an opposite side of the back center as the third position, by way of a position near a second angulus superior scapulae of the human on an opposite side of the human as the first angulus superior scapulae.