Orthopaedic Posture Corrector ORTO KO 110

Title: ORTO KO 110 Posture Corrector: Ergonomic Back Support Brace

Description: The ORTO KO 110 posture corrector is a semi-rigid back brace designed for gentle spinal support and correction. Featuring a split anatomical base, non-stretchable center panel, and elastic side panels, it provides comfortable and effective posture improvement. Two adjustable, molded support ribs run along the spine, while reclination straps with soft padding ensure all-day comfort. A central loop secures the straps, and hook-and-loop closures on the sides and straps allow for a customized fit.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Reduces Spinal Strain & Stabilizes Core Muscles: Provides support to alleviate back pain and strengthen core muscles.
• Improves Posture: Corrects thoracic kyphosis and lumbar lordosis, promoting a healthier spinal alignment.
• Corrects Thoracic Deformities: Reclination straps gently guide the spine back to its natural position, improving posture and reducing discomfort.
• Customizable Fit: Adjustable support ribs and hook-and-loop closures provide a snug, personalized fit.
• Enhanced Comfort: Soft padding prevents chafing and discomfort under the arms, even with prolonged wear.
• Easy to Apply: Simple and straightforward design for easy application and removal.

Indications:

• Gentle to Moderate Back Pain Relief: Ideal for individuals experiencing mild to moderate back pain (lumbago) associated with spinal deformities.
• Postural Correction: Effective for correcting scoliotic posture and other spinal misalignments.
• Spinal Support & Stabilization: Supports the thoracic spine after strains, sprains, or other injuries to the capsular-ligamentous apparatus.
• Degenerative Spinal Conditions: Provides support for individuals with osteochondrosis, osteoporosis (without prior pathological fractures), and other degenerative spinal diseases.
• Injury Prevention: Helps prevent spinal injuries and fatigue from prolonged static or dynamic activities.

Intended Use: Correction of spinal deformities and semi-rigid fixation of the thoracic spine.