M-Brace Air Back LSO Brace

This Lumbar-Sacral Brace acts as an immobilizing device for the lumbar-sacral region and its’ primary function is to reduce pain caused by lumbago, sciatica and ischialgia. Made with semi-rigid fabric, the structure is made with eight selfmodeling and flexible steel stays on which a number of rigid straps slide. When the locking system is pulled and secured at the front, the inside straps stiffen the entire structure, thus effectively immobilizing the lumbar-sacral region.

Two rigid thermo-formable panels for lumbar and abdominal application are included. These panels produce intra-abdominal pressure to reduce load on discs thus reducing pain and improving post-operative outcome when used with the corset in the appropriate position. The supported region extends from the sacrococcygeal joint to L-1 vertebra. Practical and easy to wear, this brace perfectly adapts to whatever size and body type, thus ensuring maximum support and comfort at the desired tension. Through a new locking technology, operated by means of two crossing bands, the closing system is totally user friendly and allows a wide range of tension settings.

Indications for Use:

• Lumbar-Sacral pain or trauma
• Disc complaints
• Lumbar muscle spasm
• Lumbago
• Sciatica
• Ischialgia
• Osteoporosis-related lumbar issue

Product Features:

• Front 5 7/8" high, Back 9" without panel, 11.5" with panel
• Constructed with semi-rigid fabric, 8 moldable, flexible steel stays, front and rear rigid thermo-formable panels
• Hypoallergenic
• Latex and Neoprene free
• Machine washable

Pain reduction and support are provided in two ways:

1) A series of straps slides on the stays, through a unique, easy-to-apply patented locking system, offering a wide array of tension settings. When the locking system is pulled tight and secured at the front, the inside straps stiffen the entire structure, thus immobilizing the lumbar sacral region.

2) The lumbar and abdominal panels produce intra-abdominal pressure to reduce load on discs. The supported region extends from the acrococcygeal joint to L-1 vertebra.