Keeping in mind ever-evolving requirements of our valuable clients, we are offering an exclusive range of Ls Orthosis Our offered LS belt is designed with precision in order to provide maximum comfort to our customers. This LS belt is made using finest quality material and sophisticated technology. The offered LS belt is widely applauded in the market for its optimum quality & comfort nature. Also, this LS belt is available for our customers with different sizes.

Features:

• Measurement For Lumbar Supports
• Measurement done from side in sitting position.
• T-9/L-1 to below L-5
• Measure (True Waist)
• Snug Fit Measurement: Devices are sized at a compressed fit.
• Measurement loose vs skin tight can be 2-2 ½ inches.
• Hip Measurement:
• Measure at fullest part of the buttocks
• Approx: greater trochanter / symphisis pubis
• Fitting
• Remove & Pre-mold and fit the removable rigid panels prior to fitting.
• Fitting is done (with doctor) sitting down and patient standing to the side.
• Orthosis is fitted posterior and finished anterior.
• Center support in the back
• Bottom of support should be at the distal sacrum (crease of buttocks) in the posterior.
• Bottom of the support should be at the symphisis pubis in the anterior
• The anterior of the belt should catch excess abdominal tissue.
• Put straps below breast line.
• Normally straps fit right over left.
• Where you apply the external straps can have an effect on the location of compression.
• Back of support should be at least 2” below scapula and front top edge should not compress on Xiphoid Process.
• Check for appropriate molding & fitting of the removable rigid panels.
• Post Fitting
• Have patient sit down to check fitting.
• Anterior trunk length will shorten when sitting.
• Should not catch and dig under scapula or dig into groin area
• Have patient demonstrate how to remove and apply device.
• Pull straps out away from body and then cross
• Add compression from bottom to top
• Decrease compression from top to bottom
• Disengaging Velcro and attach at far posterior of belt where straps originate.
• Depending on condition of the patient, application may need to be demonstrated by the healthcare provider to a secondary care-taker or significant other.