AirPlus КПК-100 Lumbar-Sacral Support Belt (Beige)

Description:

Experience superior comfort and support with the AirPlus КПК-100 Lumbar-Sacral Support Belt. This beige, semi-rigid belt (24cm height) features innovative design elements for optimal breathability and a customized fit. Its unique construction utilizes an elastic, breathable fabric base with a specially designed open weave, combined with discrete, separate support elements for enhanced flexibility in the front.

Four flexible support stays – two central and two angled lateral – provide targeted spinal support, while cross-elastic straps ensure a secure and comfortable fit. The anatomically contoured front panel, featuring two panels of varying widths and double lateral straps, ensures a snug, customized fit and prevents twisting. Flexible metal plates further reinforce the front panel. The belt is easily secured with a strong Velcro closure.

The AirPlus КПК-100 is ideal for:

• Post-surgical recovery and injury rehabilitation of the lumbar and lumbosacral spine.
• Lumbar and lumbosacral instability, including cases with neurological complications.
• Osteochondropathies and congenital spinal anomalies with significant pain.
• Protrusions and herniated intervertebral discs, particularly those accompanied by pain.
• Lumbar and sacral pain resulting from muscle strain, myositis, and overuse.
• Prevention of muscle strain during strenuous physical activity.
• Pain management associated with osteochondrosis, radiculitis, spondylosis, and osteoarthritis of the intervertebral joints.
• Spinal changes due to osteoporosis, tumors, tuberculosis, and other related conditions.

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