∙ Anatomically shaped body modules made of polyethelyene provide safe stabilization and support of pelvis, chest, and shoulders at several lordosis angles
∙ Optional Attachment of hyperextension bars to stabilize the shoulders
∙ No plaster cast is required
∙ Thermally and mechanically formable
∙ Don and doff in a supine position with flexed knees
Indication
∙ Conservative treatment of painful segmental instability
∙ Postoperative segment stabilization after fusion surgery
∙ Preventative treatment for high-risk patients
∙ Thoracic kyphosis in the middle to low thoracic spine area
Biomechanics
∙ Immobilization of the spinal segments in the lumbosacral and thoracolumbar areas
∙ Prevention of flexion, rotation, and lateral movements
∙ Safe immobilization is achieved through hyperextension bars