ORTO PWA 804 HyperExtension Corrective Brace

Title: ORTO PWA 804 Hyper-Extension Functional Corrective Corset

ORTO PWA 804 Hyper-Extension Functional Corrective Corset

English Description:

The ORTO PWA 804 hyper-extension functional corrective corset offers a superior level of support and immobilization for the thoracolumbar spine. This innovative design features a three-point fixation system with a movable lower panel, ensuring comfortable and effective treatment. The rigid frame, adjustable in both height and width, provides a customized fit.

Key Features:

• Three Pelottes: The corset incorporates three strategically placed pelottes: thoracic, pelvic, and spinal. The thoracic pelotte utilizes a hinge joint for controlled movement, while the pelvic pelotte is integrated into the movable lower panel. The spinal pelotte, secured by a ratchet mechanism, offers adjustable compression.
• Adjustable Frame: The frame's adjustable design ensures a precise and comfortable fit for a wide range of body types. Soft padding minimizes discomfort during wear.
• Movable Lower Panel: The innovative movable lower panel enhances comfort, particularly while sitting, by preventing pressure on the hips and pelvis.
• Hyper-extension Support: The corset effectively holds the spine in maximal extension, reducing kyphosis and relieving pressure on the thoracic and lumbosacral regions. This weight redistribution minimizes strain on the vertebrae.
• Secure Fixation: A reliable ratchet mechanism provides secure and adjustable spinal fixation.

Indications:

The ORTO PWA 804 is indicated for the treatment and immobilization of various spinal conditions requiring rigid thoracolumbar support, including:

• Single stable compression fractures of the lower thoracic and lumbar vertebrae (T10-L2), uncomplicated by neurological symptoms (paresis, paralysis, or pelvic organ dysfunction).
• Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (Scheuermann's kyphosis).
• Pathological fractures of the lower thoracic and lumbar vertebrae (T10-L2) due to osteoporosis or oncological conditions.
• Traumatic intervertebral disc rupture in the thoracic spine.
• Early and late postoperative periods following thoracolumbar spine surgery.
• Spinal immobilization for degenerative processes of various origins.

Benefits:

• Strong spinal immobilization.
• Pain reduction.
• Improved posture.
• Enhanced mobility over time (following appropriate healing).
• Customizable fit for optimal comfort.