Lumbosacral Orthosis Stabilizing Back Brace

Name: Lumbosacral Orthosis Stabilizing Back Brace
Brand: Restorative Care of America
SKU: RC-450LSO-SX-S
Price: 236.32 USD
Availability: InStock

SKU #: RC-450LSO-SX-S

RMID: 31364

Brand: Restorative Care of America

Lumbosacral Orthosis Stabilizing Back Brace

Chairback Type

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Category: Back Braces

With its chair back design, the Lumbosacral Orthosis has thermoplastic anterior and posterior panels, which can be heat-molded for a custom fit.

Aids in the stabilization of the spine
D-ring pull front closure ensures hassle-free application
Spinal opening at back of device relieves pressure at the incision site
Helps in the treatment of compression fractures and other spine-related maladies

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Rehabmart ID: 31364

MPN: 450LSO-SX-S

HCPCS Code: L0631

Brand: Restorative Care of America

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Product Overview:

With its chair back design, the Lumbosacral Orthosis has thermoplastic anterior and posterior panels, which can be heat-molded for a custom fit. Polymer stays in lateral pockets are also adjustable, and the back panel has a surgical opening to relieve pressure at incision slits. It is constructed from a wickable material that helps to migrate moisture away from the patient's skin. The Lumbosacral Orthosis provides circumferential pressure to help stabilize the spine and is designed to treat compression fractures, degenerative disc disease, and other back-related ailments.

This product is non-returnable.

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The new LSO and TLSO by RCAI provide circumferential pressure to stabilize the spine, due to lumbar fusion laminectomy, compression fracture, degenerative disc disease, spondylolisthesis, spinal stenosis, and osteoporosis. The LSO and TLSO use modular systems featuring thermoplastic Kydex® anterior and posterior panels, with polymer stays in lateral pockets. The back panels have a surgical opening to relieve pressure at the incision site. Both the LSO and TLSO are offered in the standard 7 degrees of lordosis, with 0 degrees and 12 degrees of lordosis available upon request. The "D" ring pull front closure promotes easy application. The washable liner of the LSO is made of a "wickable" material that keeps moisture away from the skin, promoting patient comfort and compliance. An optional Sternal Bar attachment is available for the TLSO to assure proper spinal alignment and prevent unwanted spinal flexion.

Measure Top of Trochanter to Axilla
Short: 12.5 - 14.5 inches (31.8 - 36.8 cm)
Average: 14.5 - 16.5 inches (36.8 - 41.9 cm)

SIZE

HIP CIRC. MIN - MAX

HEIGHT BACK PANEL

HEIGHT FRONT PANEL

MODEL#

Short Small

29-35"

12"

450LSO-SX-S

Short Medium

35-40"

12"

450LSO-SX-M

Short Large

40-45"

12"

450LSO-SX-L

Short X Large

45-52"

12"

450LSO-SX-XL

Short XX Large

52-58"

12"

450LSO-SX-XXL

SIZE

HIP CIRC. MIN - MAX

HEIGHT BACK PANEL

HEIGHT FRONT PANEL

MODEL#

Average Small

29-35"

13"

10"

450LSO-AV-S

Average Medium

35-40"

13"

10"

450LSO-AV-M

Average Large

40-45"

13"

10"

450LSO-AV-L

Average X Large

45-52"

13"

10"

450LSO-AV-XL

Average XX Large

52-58"

13"

10"

450LSO-AV-XXL

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