Lumbosacral LSO Braces
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What is an LSO Brace? As you probably guessed, back braces are external devices that support the muscular and bony structures of your spine. An LSO, lumbar sacral orthosis , is a brace that specifically focuses on immobilizing and supporting your lumbar spine. The image to the right shows where the lumbar spine is located on your body. Lumbosacral back pain due to injuries and disorders is the culprit for low-back pain that affects countless people worldwide. Fortunately, BraceAbility offers a wide range of lumbosacral orthosis (LSO) products from corset braces to belts to rigid back supports, including several L-Code approved back braces that can be reimbursed by your insurer. BraceAbility also offers a variety of sizes for both men and women, with braces ranging from regular to plus size, designed to treat various sources of lumbosacral pain. Why Do I Need an LSO Back Brace for Lumbosacral Pain? Lumbosacral back braces are an essential component to the successful treatment of your spinal disorder. In the past, many spine patients were required to wear heavy plaster casts. Fortunately, patients that must wear braces today benefit from lighter weight plastic braces that have been designed with the patient's comfort in mind. Although braces may require you to restrict some activities or form different habits, the support provided by LSO back braces will speed your healing and may prevent further injury. When to Use a Soft Corset LSO vs. Rigid LSO Back braces, sometimes referred to as abdominal supports, are categorized as rigid or soft. Rigid braces are used to restrict movement and immobilize, while soft, elastic type braces provide muscular support while still allowing movement Soft Lumbosacral Corset Additional support provided by soft lumbosacral corsets may be helpful if you have or are recovering from the following: Lower back pain Extensive arthritis Spondylolysis Spondylolisthesis Degenerative disc disease SI joint pain Mild instability of your lumbar spine A