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Manual leg lifters
Manual leg lifters consist of a reinforced strap with a loop on the end. The user hooks their leg through the loop and then physically lifts the loop (and thereby their leg) up onto the bed.
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Help and advice
The user must have strength, dexterity and sitting balance to carry out the task of lifting their legs onto the bed using a manual leg lifter.
Some people use the crook neck of a walking stick or a looped webbing strap to perform the same task.
Manual leg lifters may also be used by individuals to lift their legs onto a foot stool or leg rest when seated.
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