Title: BB 208 Supportive Abdominal and Lumbar Support Brace – XXXL

Product Description:

The BB 208 Supportive Abdominal and Lumbar Support Brace offers semi-rigid fixation of the lumbar-sacral spine and gentle support for the anterior abdominal wall, especially beneficial for individuals with obesity. This high-quality brace is designed to alleviate pain and promote healing through superior support and comfort.

Key Features:

• Durable Construction: A central canvas core provides robust support, reinforced by flexible support ribs. Side panels and a supportive underbelly belt utilize breathable Air Flextra material for optimal comfort and ventilation.
• Lightweight & Breathable: The Air Flextra fabric ensures lightweight comfort, breathability, and moisture-wicking properties for all-day wear. The ergonomic design guarantees a comfortable, secure fit.
• 30cm Height: Provides comprehensive support across the lower thoracic, lumbar, and sacral spine regions.
• Adjustable Support Ribs: These customizable support ribs allow for personalized spinal unloading and a snug, secure fit. The anatomical design prevents pressure on the ribs and pelvic bones.
• Anti-Twist System: Prevents brace deformation, ensuring consistent support and effectiveness.
• Supportive Underbelly Belt: Provides additional support to the anterior abdominal wall.
• Easy Adjustment: The user-friendly Pro-fix closure system allows for effortless adjustment and a precise fit.
• Comfortable Pro-Lock Fastening: This innovative closure system doesn’t restrict gastrointestinal function or breathing.

Indications:

The BB 208 brace is indicated for the management and prevention of the following conditions:

Severe Lower Back Pain:

• Including radiating pain (sciatica), and limited movement due to lumbar-sacral pathology:
• Osteochondrosis and other degenerative spinal diseases
• Schmorl’s nodes (vertebral endplate fractures) and other intervertebral disc disorders (discopathies)
• Myofascial pain syndrome
• Lumbago with sciatica
• Osteoporosis (with a history of pathological bone fractures)

Post-Surgical Conditions:

• Post-discectomy (early postoperative period)
• Post-compression fracture (late rehabilitation period)
• Pain at the site of postoperative sutures following anterior abdominal wall surgery

Abdominal Wall Conditions:

• External abdominal hernias: postoperative, umbilical, and linea alba hernias
• Visceroptosis (organ prolapse)
• Prevention of hypertrophic and keloid scars in the postoperative period

Size:

XXXL