Hyperextension corset

The hyperextension corset for external immobilization of the thoracic spine has a lightweight construction made of high-strength aluminum, which consists of three anchor points - thoracic, suprapubic and lumbar.

The hyperextension corset has a more aesthetic and updated design. Includes new 3D adjustable chest support technology. This technology allows you to maintain the comfort of movement in all possible axes thanks to its device, which provides a perfect fit to the body and achieves a full range of elasticity, minimizing the painful effects that can affect the use of the orthosis for the prescribed treatment.

The tilted pelvic support allows for a more comfortable sitting position and can be fixed at a certain angle. Its locking system is very secure and easy to use. All internal elements are made of foam-like fabric, which does not injure the skin and does not cause allergic reactions.

The design is conveniently adjustable, it is possible to adjust the height at the level of the side lumbar plates, the angle of the structure is adjustable in order to maintain little mobility. And the upper part of the structure, with a fulcrum in the chest area, is also adjustable in width.

Peculiarities

• made of lightweight aluminum used in the aircraft industry;
• has three fixation points;
• adjustable locking blocks;
• allows you to choose the required height and angle of fixation;
• 3D adjustable chest support technology.

Effect

• support and fixation of the thoracic spine;
• reduces the load on the spine;
• excludes hyperextension of the spine;
• provides lateral stabilization;

Purpose

• compression fractures of the vertebrae of the lower thoracic and lumbar spine;
• spondyloarthrosis associated or not with arthritic sclerosis;
• lumbodynia, lumbar and chronic back pain;
• complex treatment of deformities of the thoracic spine;
• temporary fixation of the spine after surgical treatment;
• immobilization for non-surgical tumors and metastases in the spine;
• immobilization of the spine during decompression operations.