1
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Flexible LSO - corset
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- uses abdominal compression to increase intra-abdominal pressure
- provides tactile reminder for postural correction
2
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indications for flexible LSO
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- low back pain, compression of abdominal incision
- respiratory assist in individual with spinal cord injury
- SI support for pregnancy
- post operative protection
3
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Rigid LSO - shell
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- uses three point pressure system, intra-abdominal pressure and total contact to control flexion, ext, lat flex of lumbar and sacral spinal segments
- provides tactile reminder for positioning
4
Q
anterior trimline rigid LSO
A
below xiphoid process to symphysis pubis
5
Q
posterior trimline rigid LSO
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below infer angle of snap to sacro-coccygeal junction
6
Q
indication for rigid LSO
A
post op protection, stenosis, low back pain, spondylolisthesis
7
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TLSO shell
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- uses three point pressure system, intra-abdominal pressure, and total contact to control flexion, extension, lat flexion, and rotation of thoracic, lumbar and sacral spinal segments
8
Q
Anterior trimline TLSO
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- distal to sternal notch to symphysis pubis
9
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posterior trimline TLSO
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distal to spine of scap to sacro-coccygeal junction
10
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indications for TLSO shell
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- post op protection
- stable vertebral fracture
- scoliosis
- spinal cord injury
11
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anterior control TLSO Jewett orthosis or cruciform anterior spinal hyperextension orthosis (CASH)
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- uses three point pressure system and tactile remainders to control primarily flexion of thoracic and lumbar spinal segments
- fitting: sternal pad just distal to sternal notch, public pad just proximal to symphysis pubis, posterior pad over the thoracolumbar junction
12
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anterior control TLSO Jewett orthosis or cruciform anterior spinal hyperextension orthosis (CASH) indications
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- thoracolumbar anterior vertebral compression fractures
13
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