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------- "DO IT YOURSELF" ENTRY ------- PURPOSE: Leg bag holder to prevent the leg bag from slipping down leg. A splint from a low temperature thermal plastic is heated and molded to the inner leg. The splint starts just below the knee and extends to under the sole of the foot, inserting in the shoe. Two straps are riveted onto the splint to hold the splint on the leg. The splint has two 1/2 inch slits at the top of the sides on which the bag is hung. As the bag fills the weight is carried by the splint. Bag must be removed from the splint in order to empty it. Includes drawings. SKILLS REQUIRED: Plastics. AUTHOR: Murphy, K. TITLE:Catheter Leg Bag Holder. REF:Journal: Occupational Therapy: Vol 52 No 1: February: p 30. 1985.

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