The Hyperextension Orthosis in Frame Construction 28R16 is recommended for traumatic compression fractures without neurological problems in the thoracolumbar transition.



The Hyperextension Orthosis in Frame Construction 28R16 is recommended for traumatic compression fractures without neurological problems in the thoracolumbar transition. It is also used in case of fractures caused by osteoporosis.
The way the orthosis works is simple and effective: Pressure pads in the sternal and symphysis regions as well as the thoracolumbar transition straighten the spine in the sagittal plane. At the same time, a lordosis is achieved; the anterior vertebral bodies are relieved. The frame construction eliminates sideways body movement and rotation of the torso.
A literature study we prepared for the conservative treatment of fractures of the thoracolumbar transition with hyperextension orthoses shows that functional therapy of vertebral body fractures under consideration of the subjective complaints, mobility, and ability to work were described as very good to good in 80 to 90 percent of all cases. For more information, see the following PDF file (literature study 646D200).
The hyperextension orthosis is supplied as a component kit. It is available in five sizes and can be individually adapted in height and circumference. The sternal pads, the side components, and the pelvic band are padded with foam and equipped with hook-and-loop closures. The position of the flexible pelvic band can be held in place using the rotating connections on both sides. The movable sternal pad adapts nicely to the breastbone. The back pad is attached to the frame structure using the waist strap. The special locking lever allows the patient to apply and remove the orthosis easily.
In addition, the hyperextension orthosis distinguishes itself through a high level of comfort. It is made of skin-friendly materials and is lightweight and water resistant.
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