Title: RWA 5200 Thoracolumbosacral Orthosis (L0) – Adult Back Support Brace

RWA 5200 Thoracolumbosacral Orthosis (Size L0)

Product Description:

The RWA 5200 adult thoracolumbosacral orthosis offers semi-rigid support for the thoracic, lumbar, and sacral spine, providing effective relief from back pain and correcting spinal deformities. This innovative brace combines comfort with powerful support to improve your posture, mobility, and overall quality of life.

Key Features:

Durable Construction: A central canvas core provides robust support reinforced by adjustable, removable, and malleable stays. The breathable 3D-knitted side panels ensure optimal comfort and airflow.
Ergonomic Design: Anatomically shaped to minimize pressure points on the shoulder blades, ribs, and pelvis, promoting all-day wearability.
Reclining Straps: These strategically placed straps with soft padding gently guide the spine into a corrected posture, controlled by retaining loops for customized recline.
Dual Fixation Straps (3D Knit): Adjustable dual straps provide precise compression and targeted support.
Pro-Fix Closure: Ensures easy and secure fastening and adjustment.
Targeted Support: Paravertebral and lumbar support strategically unload the thoracic and lumbar spine for optimal pain relief.

Benefits:

Reduces back pain intensity and alleviates radiating pain.
Improves spinal alignment and posture.
Increases range of motion and flexibility.
Enhances stability and strengthens the core musculature.
Promotes healing and recovery.

Indications:

The RWA 5200 is indicated for the treatment of:

Severe back pain with or without radiating pain (sciatica), limited range of motion, and spinal deformities affecting the thoracic, lumbar, and sacral spine. This includes:
- Osteochondrosis and other degenerative spinal diseases.
- Schmorl’s nodes and other intervertebral disc pathologies (discopathies).
- Scoliosis (kyphoscoliosis) grades I-II.
- Scheuermann’s disease (juvenile kyphosis).
- Osteoporosis (with history of pathological fractures).
Post-discectomy (early postoperative period).
Post-compression fracture (later rehabilitation phase).