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Non-Surgical treatment
Brace treatment
When your doctor has established, through regular check-ups, that your
scoliosis is progressing, he can prescribe:
- A cast brace (which has almost been discontinued other than for infants).
- A rigid brace made of light plastic material. This is the actual standard
treatment and limits or stops the progression of the disease if worn 23 hours
per day. Braces in this category include: Thermoplastic TLSO,
Boston Brace, Cheneau Brace, Charleston Brace and Milwaukee Brace.
- A non-rigid dynamic brace (SpineCor). It provides at least the same
efficiency as rigid braces in straightening curves during treatment but offers
significantly better long-term post treatment results, cosmetic improvement
and stable correction after brace removal. Additionally, SpineCor is
much more acceptable for the patient, offering better cosmesis, almost total
freedom of movement and continuation of sports and normal activity of daily
living. The four hours per day break from treatment advised with
SpineCor makes it even more acceptable to patients.
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The traditional rigid brace is restricting and
uncomfortable. |
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Our brace is made of light, non-irritating material. It is
discreetly worn beneath patient clothing for optimum self-image and
comfort. |
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