Spinal Orthosis (back)
What is Back and Spinal Orthosis/Braces

Spinal Orthoses is a medical device that is designed to support or treat those who have problems such as muscle weakness, paralysis or skeletal problems, chronic back pain is a major health issue ad can be severely painful and demoralising if not properly addressed. Orthoses can be designed to meet your individual needs, if not we have ready – made devices from which we keep from leading suppliers across the globe. Here are the different spinal orthoses.

BACK ORTHOSIS/BRACES
Thoracolumber Sacral Orthosis

The Thoracolumber Sacral Orthoses (TLSO) is a back brace, it is mainly used to keep your back straight after surgery, by using the TLSO correctly you will be able to move on your own after surgery.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lumbosacral Orthosis
One needs a Lumbosacral Orthoses (LSO) due to lower back problems and pain caused by injury, disorders or after surgery – for that extra support and comfort, we have a variety of devices and can use from corset braces, belts, back supports, back braces and more.

 

 

 

 

 

Hyperextension Orthosis
After spine surgery one may more than likely need a Hyperextension Brace to help recover ad also treat the spinal compression fractures.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Spinal Orthosis (neck)
What is Neck Spinal Orthotics/Braces
At Grundling Ortho Care and Wellness Centre we stock a wide range of neck braces depending on the injury. Cervical collars range from a soft style to a rigid style. provide support for degenerative disease that affects neck strength, or as a postoperative stabilization device. Here are the different neck braces.
NECK ORTHOTICS/BRACES
Halo Ring, Crown or Vest
The Halo is a device which encircles and fixed to the head of the patient, used to destabilise the Cervical Spine. The Halo Vest has been shown to be extremely effective at preventing further neurological injury for patients who have sustained Clavicle Spinal injuries.

 

 

 

 

 

Cervical Thoracic Orthosis
Used to protect the upper part of your spine called the Cervical Spine. After an injury or surgery to allow the healing proses to take place much faster and as comfortable as possible.

 

 

 

 

 

Soft and Rigid Clavicle Orthosis
We keep a wide range of Foam and Rigid Cervical Collars for minor neck strains, as well as for severe injuries. They provide good support because of the custom fit, are generally lightweight and very effective to release muscle tension in the neck.