Back Diseases

    Your Guide to Back Pain Relief

    Kinetotherapy is a complex of prophylactic, treatment and recovery methods, using movement for therapeutic aim.
    Kinetotherapy objectives are:
    - Relax muscle contracture
    - Recovery of muscle strength and increase muscle strength;
    - Increase and adapt exercise capacity;
    - Improve the function of coordination, body control and balance;
    - Correct posture and body alignment;
    - Increase articular mobility; continue reading…

    Constructed of hook receivable material with soft breathable liner that wicks away moisture to help prevent skin breakdown.
    Patented dual dynamic closure system provides instant full range adjustment and maximum compression.
    Rigid anterior insert provides support to intra-abdominal and viscera region helping to unload the spine under gravitational load.
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    Pain announces that the disc has not restored its function. In cases of simple evolution, this gives off progressively.
    Evolution of the patient may be different:
    - 10-14 days after, the patient has no muscle contractions; he can bend his torso, but accuses some subjective sensations (burning or cooling), numbness, pain, etc… These sensations disappear in several weeks; until the nerve is recovering while the compression dissapear, spa treatment and physiotherapy will help them routinely.
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    Lumbago is a spine disease, manifested by violent lumbar pain due to paravertebral muscle contracture, caused by effort, cold, wet / cold, stiff muscles, deficient position, prolonged standing state and physical trauma spine. A lumbago disease points in most cases to affection at the intervertebral disks that compress the nerves in medullary canal. The patient can not straight his body, becomes immobile, hardly moving, can not bend down to lift an object or to wrap his shoes and can not remain long standing; lifting or settlement in bed is painful.
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    The spine is divided into 5 regions: cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral and coccygeal. Regarding the mobility, cervical column (C1-C7) is the most mobile, column thoracic (T1-T12) is less mobile and the lumbar (L1-L5) shows a large movement of flexion-extension. During the lifetime, the spine is subject to various internal and external actions. continue reading…

    The NEW Bledsoe Volare LS-xt Back Brace is one of the most advanced back braces on the market.

    The designed Posterior panel extends from sacrococcygeal junction to T-9 vertebra. The Volare offers unsurpassed anterior, posterior control.

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    Chairback provides exceptional support from T9 – S1. The modular construction of this brace allows for a three stage treatment regimen.

    Stage 1 involves post-operative use of the BOA with the rigid chairback piece, compression belt, and rigid anterior panel. Stage 2 involves the removal of the chairback piece for compressive support during a progressive rehabilitation protocol. Finally, Stage 3 involves removing the rigid anterior panel.

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    The BOA Duel TLSO provides full-circumferential rigid support from the T2/T3 scapular thoracic region to the sacrococcygeal junction. It features rigid anterior and posterior panels, a telescoping sternal Y-Bar, and dual lacer compression pads.
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    Almost 80% of adults are suffering from back pain at some point in their life … To prevent them, there are some rules of posts that followed, will help us to avoid their repetition and aggravation.

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    Back pain is the most common musculoskeletal pain affecting all ages and all the population categories. It is the most common cause of work disability in patients less than 45 years. They are frequently recorded in both those who practice a sport, and the sedentary. They can range from mild pain, nagging, to severe, incapacitating. Back pain causes are complex and varied.  
    It was found that 70-75% of back problems occur in those who practice a sport. Among sports, the great potential of back injury are football, volleyball, basketball, racquet sports, weightlifting and running speed tests and those with less potential for damage: jogging, skiing, hockey and bodybuilding.    continue reading…