Taylor Brace – A015
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₹2,400
Description
The Taylor Brace is an orthopaedic device designed to provide support and immobilization to the thoracic (midback) and lumbar (lower back) spine. It is commonly used for spinal conditions that require stabilization, posture correction, or pain relief.
Product Code : A015
Product Category : Body Belts & Braces
Size : S, M, L, XL
Dimensions (cms) : 53 x 45 x 1.5
Weight (gms ): 800
Features:
- Rigid Steel or Aluminium Frame: Provides firm support to the thoracolumbar spine.
- Adjustable Straps: Ensures a snug and customizable fit for different body types.
- Padded Shoulder Straps: Enhances comfort and prevents discomfort during prolonged wear.
- Breathable Material: Often lined with soft, skin-friendly fabric for comfort.
- Lightweight Design: Allows for extended use without adding excessive weight.
Uses and Benefits:
- Postural Correction: Helps maintain proper posture and alignment of the spine, reducing strain on back muscles.
- Spinal Stabilization: Provides support for conditions like kyphosis (hunchback) and scoliosis (spinal curvature).
- Post-Surgical Recovery: Aids in recovery after spinal surgeries by limiting movement and stabilizing the spine.
- Fracture Management: Supports healing of vertebral fractures in the thoracic and lumbar regions.
- Pain Relief: Reduces pain caused by muscle strain, ligament injuries, or spinal conditions.
How to Use:
- Positioning: Place the brace so that the vertical bars align with the spine and the horizontal bar rests below the shoulder blades.
- Securing: Adjust and tighten the shoulder and abdominal straps to achieve a snug fit without restricting breathing.
- Adjustment: Ensure the brace provides firm support while allowing a comfortable range of motion as prescribed by a healthcare provider.
- Wearing Duration: Use the brace as recommended by your doctor, which may range from a few hours a day to full-time use depending on your condition.
Who Can Benefit:
- Individuals with postural issues like kyphosis or forward head posture.
- Patients recovering from thoracic or lumbar spine surgery.
- Those with conditions like osteoporosis, spondylosis, or herniated discs.
- Individuals recovering from spinal fractures or injuries.