28R140N - Cervical spine & back orthotics

Dorso Arexa

The new standard

The Dorso Arexa is used for the conservative treatment of stable compression fractures in the lower thoracic and upper lumbar spine.

In accordance with the three-point principle, pads in the area of the thoracolumbar transition and in the sternal and symphysis regions straighten the spine in the sagittal plane. The ventral segments of the vertebral bodies are relieved, and your patients experience less pain. The 28R140N Dorso Arexa hyperextension orthosis still allows for sideways tilt and rotation of the torso.

The Dorso Arexa is used for the conservative treatment of stable compression fractures in the lower thoracic and upper lumbar spine.

In accordance with the three-point principle, pads in the area of the thoracolumbar transition and in the sternal and symphysis regions straighten the spine in the sagittal plane. The ventral segments of the vertebral bodies are relieved, and your patients experience less pain. The 28R140N Dorso Arexa hyperextension orthosis still allows for sideways tilt and rotation of the torso.

IndicationsInjury during sports, recreation and work
User groupadults
ApplicationsBracing & Support/ (OTS)
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IndicationsInjury during sports, recreation and work
User groupadults
ApplicationsBracing & Support/ (OTS)
ProductionAssembled

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Article numberSizeWaist circumference
28R140NUniversalUp to 150 cm
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