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Cervical collars are also used therapeutically to help realign the spinal cord and relieve pain, although they are usually not worn for long periods of time.Another use of the cervical collar is for strains, sprains, or whiplash. If pain is persistent, the collar might be required to remain attached to help in the healing process. A person may also need a cervical collar, or may require a halo fixation device to support the neck during recovery after surgery such as cervical spinal fusion. CausesWearing a cervical collar is usually prescribed for neck injuries or conditions like cervical spondylosis, neck strain,...

Lumbosacral orthosis (LSO) is a type of spinal brace that's used to support the lower back, also known as the lumbosacral region. This brace can help with a variety of conditions that affect the lower spine by stabilizing and restricting motion, thus promoting healing and pain relief. Conditions that might require an LSO include, but are not limited to, degenerative spinal diseases, post-operative support, spinal fractures, and certain types of lower back pain. The brace works by immobilizing the lumbar spine in a neutral position, which can alleviate stress on the spinal nerves and structures. If you're seeking more detailed...

orthosis terminology for spinal support The terms "Orthosis for Spinal Hyperextension," "Spinal Support for Posture Correction," and "Cruciform Back Brace for Rehabilitation" among others, are all descriptive of different types of spinal orthoses. However, it's difficult to determine the most frequently used terms without specific data on usage patterns. In the context of spinal orthoses, terms such as "Cervical Orthoses (CO)," "Lumbosacral Orthoses (LSO)," and "Thoraco-Lumbosacral Orthoses (TLSO)" are commonly referenced in clinical settings. These terms are associated with the support and correction of various spinal conditions and are likely to be well-known among patients and healthcare providers in the...

Will I Need to Wear a Back Brace after I Have a Microdiscectomy? Determining whether you need a back brace after microdiscectomy surgery primarily depends on individual circumstances and your surgeon's recommendations. Here's what you should consider: Nature of the Surgery: Microdiscectomy is minimally invasive, often resulting in less tissue disruption and postoperative discomfort compared to more extensive surgeries. Surgeon's Advice: Your surgeon will provide specific recommendations based on the details of your surgery and your personal health profile. Pain and Discomfort Levels: If you experience mild to moderate discomfort post-surgery, a back brace may offer additional support, especially during...

Introducing Komzer  Adjustable Cervical Neck Collar, a Neck Brace Support designed to provide Pain Relief, Cervical Spine Alignment, and Postoperative Neck Support for individuals dealing with a range of cervical spine conditions. This Cervical Neck Collar offers a stable and comfortable solution for cervical injuries, muscle strain, or post-operative recovery. Here are some key features and additional details about this product: Stable Support Design: The ergonomic design of this Adjustable Cervical Neck Collar fully guarantees stability and support. It features a 360° sponge wrap support system that evenly distributes pressure across the collar. This design minimizes pressure points on key...