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Arm Sling McKesson Buckle Closure

McKesson arm slings are used for cast support or on an otherwise injured arm, shoulder, wrist, or hand. They feature a generously sized envelope to support the arm, and a shoulder strap and clip buckle closure for improved control and fit. Arm slings are available in several sizes, including a universal size.

HCPCS Code

A4565

Key Features

Comfortable cotton/polyester material
Web shoulder strap with clip buckle fastener provides an easy one-handed adjustment solution
Unisex and compatible for use on left or right arm
Feature a generously sized envelope to support the arm, and a shoulder strap and clip buckle closure for improved control and fit
Reusable design allows users to hand wash with warm water and mild soap to maintain hygiene during extended time of recovery
Not made with natural rubber latex

Indications for Use

Used for cast support or for an injured arm, shoulder, wrist, or hand.

Manufacturer

McKesson

Manuf. Part No.

Part Number	Size
155-79-84022	X-Small
155-79-84023	Small
155-79-84025	Medium
155-79-84027	Large
155-79-84028	X-Large

Size Chart

Part Number	Size	Pouch Dimensions
155-79-84022	X-Small	5 1/4 - 12 1/2
155-79-84023	Small	5 1/2 - 14 1/2
155-79-84025	Medium	6 1/2 - 16 1/2
155-79-84027	Large	7 1/2 - 18 1/2
155-79-84028	X-Large	8 1/2 - 22 1/2

Left/Right

Universal

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