A crutch is a mobility aid, made out of wood or metal, that transfers load from the legs to the upper body, generally through the armpit or the forearm depending on the design and needs of the patient. They can be used to compensate for either a temporary disability (such as having a broken leg in a cast) or a permanent disability (such as a lack of muscle strength in the legs due to muscular dystrophy). Chase has to use crutches after losing the use of his legs in Nobody's Fault.
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| - A crutch is a mobility aid, made out of wood or metal, that transfers load from the legs to the upper body, generally through the armpit or the forearm depending on the design and needs of the patient. They can be used to compensate for either a temporary disability (such as having a broken leg in a cast) or a permanent disability (such as a lack of muscle strength in the legs due to muscular dystrophy). Chase has to use crutches after losing the use of his legs in Nobody's Fault.
- Crutch is a melee weapon found in the abandoned hospital scenario in Resident Evil Outbreak. After continuous use, it becomes the Broken Crutch. It has a basic attack power of 100. They have a large amount of structural points.
* It is a swinging weapon, meaning its attacks are faster than thrusting weapons like the Scrub Brush. However its swing can accidentally hit walls, cancelling the attack.
- The crutch is a miscellaneous item in Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas.
- In 1986, a man using a crutch was standing in Mercy Hospital's hallway. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
- Known to keep people who have trouble walking standing, the Crutch has a change of use since it is a melee weapon that appears in Condemned 2: Bloodshot. It has long reach, but low power and speed.
- The man known as "Crutch" was a member of Big Boy's gang in Dick Tracy's city. He typically wore a cloth cap and a grey, horizontal-striped suit.
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| - A crutch is a mobility aid, made out of wood or metal, that transfers load from the legs to the upper body, generally through the armpit or the forearm depending on the design and needs of the patient. They can be used to compensate for either a temporary disability (such as having a broken leg in a cast) or a permanent disability (such as a lack of muscle strength in the legs due to muscular dystrophy). Chase has to use crutches after losing the use of his legs in Nobody's Fault.
- Crutch is a melee weapon found in the abandoned hospital scenario in Resident Evil Outbreak. After continuous use, it becomes the Broken Crutch. It has a basic attack power of 100. They have a large amount of structural points.
* It is a swinging weapon, meaning its attacks are faster than thrusting weapons like the Scrub Brush. However its swing can accidentally hit walls, cancelling the attack.
- The crutch is a miscellaneous item in Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas.
- In 1986, a man using a crutch was standing in Mercy Hospital's hallway. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
- Known to keep people who have trouble walking standing, the Crutch has a change of use since it is a melee weapon that appears in Condemned 2: Bloodshot. It has long reach, but low power and speed.
- The man known as "Crutch" was a member of Big Boy's gang in Dick Tracy's city. He typically wore a cloth cap and a grey, horizontal-striped suit.
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