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Donjoy Spinostrap is designed to provide support and stabilization of the spine.
Spinobrace involves semi-rigid exoskeleton dorsal frame to relieve the thoracic spine.
Comes with aluminum core that can be molded to fit the individual curvature of the back.
Involves axillary shoulder pads to provide comfort for the underarm area.
It is available in various sizes such as small, medium, and large.
Donjoy back brace provides support to the stable spinal fractures and postural dysfunction associated with conditions such as parkinson’s disease.
Assists in straightening the spine in the case of muscular insufficiency or weakness.
Involves adjustable lumbar belt to provide adjustable support for the spine while leaving the abdomen free.
Includes repositionable strap guide which can be placed at different heights on the dorsal frame to help control the corrective action on kyphotic posture.
Adjustable sternal strap to provide additional comfort in the axillary area.
Cut both the shoulder straps to length, reattach both crocodile tabs and position them on the lumbar strap.
Open the lumbar strap.
Put your arms through the loops made by both shoulder straps like a backpack.
Position the distal end of the dorsal frame at the level of the lowest bony prominence of the spine.
Close the lumbar strap around your hips to stabilize the dorsal frame.
Grasp both shoulder straps and pull them at the same time until you feel enough backward traction on your shoulders.
Fix both shoulder straps to the front area of the lumbar strap, within reach for easy adjustment.
Reposition both axillary pads for comfort.
To minimize tension in the axillary area, attach and shorten the removable sternal strap.
Size Chart.
Size CM Inches Small 42-52 cm 16½ – 20½ inches Medium 52-62cm 20½ – 24½ inches Large 62-72 cm 24½ – 281/3 inches.
Do not wear the brace too tight to prevent discomfort and pain.
Keep it reach out of the children.
Primary Prevention
Ideal for maintaining proper spinal posture – Provides support and stabilization to prevent postural dysfunction and spinal injuries, particularly for individuals at risk of muscular weakness. ·
Secondary Prevention
Suitable for people with muscle weakness- Assists in strengthening the spine in the case of muscular insufficiency or weakness. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals with parkinson’s disease- Helps provide support to the spinal fractures and postural dysfunction.

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