ORLETT IBS-2004: 4-Rib Orthopedic Corset

Orlett IBS-2004: 4-Stay Lumbar Support Orthopedic Corset

Effective Lumbar Support for Pain Relief and Rehabilitation

The Orlett IBS-2004 orthopedic corset offers moderate support for the lumbar spine (Th12-S1), providing effective relief from lower back pain and promoting healing. This lightweight corset stabilizes the ligaments and joints, addresses muscle imbalances, and reduces strain on the lower back muscles. It's ideal for a range of conditions and applications, including:

• Back Pain Relief: Provides targeted support for initial back pain symptoms stemming from muscle tension, muscle imbalance, functional scoliosis, functional leg length discrepancy, and grade I spondylolisthesis.
• Post-Injury & Post-Surgery Rehabilitation: Supports the healing process following lower back injuries and surgeries.
• Functional Therapy: Complements manual therapy, massage, and medication for minor lumbar conditions.
• Internal Organ Prolapse Support: Offers gentle support to help alleviate the symptoms of internal organ prolapse.
• Injury Prevention: Provides protection against injury during heavy lifting and strenuous activities.
• Everyday Support: Alleviates strain from prolonged static and dynamic loading on the lower back.

Key Features & Benefits

• Breathable Mesh Fabric: Ensures comfort and airflow, minimizing discomfort from heat and moisture buildup. Offers minimal residual deformation.
• Four Flexible Stays: Provides targeted support and stability to the lumbar spine.
• Adjustable Velcro Closure & Elastic Straps: Allows for a customized and secure fit, ensuring optimal support and comfort.
• Pediatric Sizing: Available in XS for children aged 7-12 years with a normosthenic build.
• Moderate Support Level: Provides effective support without restricting movement.

Specifications

• Composition: 38% Polyester, 20% Polyamide, 10% Elastane, 10% Latex, 5% Cotton, 5% Polyurethane, 10% Steel, 2% Polyvinyl Chloride.
• Registered Medical Device: Registered under license number ФСЗ 2011/09549.