Title: Orto KGC 110 Thoracolumbosacral Orthopedic Brace (Black, XXXL)

Description:

The Orto KGC 110 Thoracolumbosacral Brace provides comprehensive support and correction for complex postural disorders, including scoliosis and kyphoscoliosis (grades I and II). This high-quality spinal brace features a reinforced, reclining, and stabilizing system with adjustable, malleable metal stays for customized support. Designed for superior comfort, it includes two non-stretchable straps and soft padding to prevent pressure on the underarms. A wide, elastic abdominal support ensures a comfortable and secure fit without constricting the abdomen, while additional side tightening allows for adjustable compression.

Made with breathable materials to minimize irritation and discomfort, the Orto KGC 110 gently guides the shoulders into proper alignment, promoting gradual correction of posture and maintaining anatomical positioning. Its effectiveness in treating and preventing spinal deformities makes it ideal for both therapeutic and preventative use.

Key Features:

• Promotes shoulder realignment and proper posture development.
• Provides orthopedic support and normalizes muscle tone.
• Unloads the thoracolumbar spine.

Indications:

• Postural deviations in two planes.
• Scoliosis and kyphoscoliosis (grades I and II).
• Moderate pain associated with disc protrusions and herniations, osteochondrosis, spondyloarthrosis, costovertebral joint arthrosis, intercostal neuralgia, osteoporosis, spondylitis (tuberculous, osteomyelitic), and metastasis.
• Intervertebral disc herniation.
• Post-injury and post-surgical rehabilitation.
• Compression fractures.

Keywords:

thoracolumbosacral brace, orthopedic brace, spinal brace, back brace, posture corrector, scoliosis brace, kyphosis brace, kyphoscoliosis brace, back pain relief, posture support, spinal support, Orto KGC 110, postural correction, spinal deformity, back injury recovery, post surgical rehabilitation, osteoporosis support, disc herniation support, compression fracture support.