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Orthopaedic Suppliers Cervical and Spinal Orthotics Shoulder and Arm Orthotics Hand and Wrist Orthotics Telephone: (011) 472-2294 Facsimile: (011) 472-2171 e-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.os.co.za a z . o THE CENTURION COLLAR c . s Adjustable height and neck circumference, air holes o for ventilation constructed of polyethylene with vinyl @ s covered foam padding. Velcro closure. Hinge in o : l bottom perimeter and bias slots under the occiput, i a when collar is lowered the chin automatically m - becomes wider. E h t r Sizes: Adj. Widths Circumferences o N Small 8.5cm-10cm 28cm-33cm a Small Long 8.5cm-10cm 35cm-45cm d i r Medium 11cm-14cm 36cm-44cm o l F Large 11cm-13cm 42cm-52cm , e u n e v A e p o l e MIAMI J COLLAR n e P Designed to meet the needs of the adult ambulatory 7 patient. Comprehensive approach to cervical spine : s immobilization. excellent patient comfort. Padding s e retards skin breakdown r d d A Sizes: Height Neck circumference 1 7 Super Short 3cm 25cm-51cm 1 2 Small 5cm 25cm-51cm 2 Medium 6cm 25cm-51cm 7 4 Large 7cm 25cm-51cm 1 1 Stout 5cm 35cm-61cm 0 : x a F 4 9 2 2 2 7 4 MIAMI JR COLLAR 1 1 Designed to meet anatomical needs of children up to 0 : 12 years old. Excellent patient comfort. Padding l e retards skin breakdown. T s r e Age: Height Neck circumference i l 0-2 Yrs 3cm Less than 23cm p p 2-6 Yrs 3cm 20cm-28cm u S 6-12 Yrs 3cm 23cm-33cm c i d e a p o h t r O C1 a z . o POLYPAD COLLAR c . s Gives support and stabilization in any position from o extension to neutral. Contoured to follow occipital @ s and mandibular lines. Plastic provides more rigid o : l design. Foam padding gives extra comfort. i a m - Sizes: Small to Large E h t r o N a Separate occipital d i r pads available o l F , e u Sizes: Neck circumference n e Small 34cm-38cm v A Medium 38cm-42cm e Large 42cm-46cm p o l e CERVICAL SOFT COLLAR n e P Medium density foam collar with vinyl stabilizing panel 7 helps support cervical spine in neutral position. Cotton : s stockinette cover for better patient hygiene. Latex s e free. Ideal for post-operative rehabilitation or cervical r d sprains and strains d A Sizes: Chin Width Neck circum ference 1 X-Small 8cm 28cm-38cm 7 1 Small 9cm 30cm-40cm 2 2 Medium 10cm 33cm-43cm 7 4 Large 11cm 40cm-51cm 1 X-Large 12cm 59cm-63cm 1 0 : x a F 4 9 2 2 2 7 4 PNEU-TRAC TRACTION COLLAR 1 1 Pneu-Trac traction collar is a comfortable, lightweight 0 : semi-rigid polyethylene construction, a two piece l e design allows for varying height adjustments and is an T easily applied orthosis that goes a step beyond the s traditional over door traction device. An inflatable r e collar provides distraction of the cervical spine. i l Patients can vary air pressure to fit their diagnosis. p p Velcro closure u S c Sizes: Neck circumference i d Small 30cm-37cm e a Medium 37cm-43cm p Large 43cm-51cm o h t r O C2 a z . o PHILADELPHIA CERVICAL COLLAR c . s The Philadelphia cervical collar made of lightweight o foam plastic, combines the stability of rigid plastic @ s collars and the comfort of soft foam collars for the o : l effective immobilization of the cervical area in the i a treatment of certain orthopaedic or neurological m - conditions. The double velcro closure permits easy E width adjustments and rigid plastic occipital and mandibular posts insure solid support where it is necessary. Four collar heights for flexion, neutral, or h t r hyper extension according to physician's preference. o N a Sizes: Height Neck circum ference d i Small 2 ¼” 25cm-30cm r o l 3 ¼” F , 4 ¼” e 5 ¼” u n Medium 2 ¼” 33cm-38cm e v 3 ¼” A e 4 ¼” p 5 ¼” o l e Large 2 ¼” 41cm-48cm n e 3 ¼” P 4 ¼” 7 : 5 ¼” s s e PHILADELPHIA STABILIZER r d d Designed to increase the level of stability of the A cervical spine when attached to the Philadelphia Cervical Collar. It essentially limits flexion and extension in the cervical region. X-ray, CT and MRI 1 7 lucent. Easy to apply and secure on the patient. 1 2 Available in one size which fits most adults. 2 7 4 1 1 0 : x a F 4 9 2 2 2 7 4 1 1 0 : l e T CLAVICLE BRACE s r e Adjustable crisscross buckle strap of 1” wide. webbing i l is covered with cotton stockinette, foam cushioned p p shoulder pads. Complete buckle assembly is u S attached to felt back pad for cushioning. used for the c i stabilization of clavicle fractures and can be used as a d posture brace. e a p o Sizes: Circumference h X-Small 51cm-61cm t r Small 61cm-76cm O Medium 76cm-92cm Large 92cm-107cm X-Large 107cm-122cm C3 a z . o CHAIRBACK BOLTIFLEX BRACE c . s Lightweight, comfortable and durable, helps maintain o the spine in Neutral alignment and permits easy @ s movement. Fills the gap between soft lumbar sacral o : l supports and heavy rigid orthosis. Lumbar pad i a included. m - E Boltiflex Pad and strap set available separately. h t r Sizes: Height Hip circumference o Small 29.21cm 73cm-82cm N a Medium 31.75cm 83cm-92cm d i Large 33.02cm 93cm-102cm r o l X-Large 33.02cm 104cm-112cm F , e u n e v A e p o l e MEDI SPINOMED n e P By activating the back muscles the support straightens 7 the dorsal spine to decrease the osteoporotic kyphosis. : s Stimulation of the body's own muscle power, when s e optimally fitted the support eases the patient's pain and r d improves mobility. The easily bent back brace makes it d A possible to adjust the support individually to each patient. The brace is light and barely visible under clothing, the “backpack” principle makes putting on the 1 7 brace easy, no obstruction of thoracic or abdominal 1 2 breathing, no restriction of shoulder and arm 2 movements.The back brace is mouldable in cold 7 4 conditions. 1 1 Sizes: Back Length 0 : X-Small 37cm-44cm x a Small 44cm-51cm F Medium 49cm-56cm Large 55cm-61cm 4 9 2 2 2 7 4 MEDI 4C HYPER EXTENSION BRACE 1 1 Hyper-extension of the vertebral column provides 0 : stabilization in the sagittal plane. Rotational stability is l e restricted by the subclavicular extension pads, stable T framework construction restricts laterial flexion. Easy to s use toggle-type fastener with effective hyper extension r e effect. Excellent fit due to infinitely variable adjustment i l in three dimensions. Ready for immediate use in acute p p and post-operative cases, very comfortable to wear due u S to patient friendly padding and lightweight. c i d Sizes: Universal size. Lumbar pads vary in size. e a p o h t Sizes: Back Pad Waist Belt r O Small / Size1 22cm up to 125cm Large / Size 2 28cm up to 125cm C4 a z . o C.A.S.H ORTHOSIS c . s A comfortable lightweight, universal sized cosmetically o superior anterior hyperextension orthosis that is easy to @ s fit and wear. Features: Anodised aluminium to eliminate o : l blackening of clothes. Supplied with posterior pad and i a strap. m - E Size: Universal h t r o N a d i r o l F , e u n e v A e p o l e S.O.M.I BRACE n e P Totally adjustable to immobilize head in prescribed 7 position, Dorsal section allows patient to lie flat, chin : s support is easily removed as needed, headband s e support is easily attached for security when chin r d support is removed, easy fitting in supine position d A ensures minimal disturbance. 1 Sizes: Height Chin to distal edge of brace 7 1 Small up to 144cm 20cm-31cm 2 Regular over 144cm 28cm-38cm 2 7 4 1 1 0 : x a F 4 9 2 2 2 7 4 LERMAN NON-INVASIVE HALO 1 1 This halo bridges the gap between a conventional halo 0 : system and the Minvera. Cervical stabilization is l e achieved through the incorporation of non-allergenic T skin adhering material into areas of skin contact on the s head. MRI compatible, anterior-only vest helps prevent r e posterior skin break down and ulcerations. i l p p Size: Universal - adult and pediatric u S c i d e a p o h t r O C5 a z . o ABDOMINAL BINDER c . s Supports the abdominal region. It is recommended for o the relief of lower back pain and also for the support of @ s the abdomen. May be used post operatively as a o : l binder for surgical dressings or for the effective i a support for a reducible abdominal hernia. m - E Size Hip circum ference Small 75cm-85cm h t Medium 85cm-95cm r o Large 95cm-110cm N X-Large 110cm-135cm a d i XX-Large 135cm-155cm r o l F , e u n e v A e p o l e n X STRAP BINDER e P Designed for medium support of the lower back region 7 post-operatively, post trauma, sprains, muscle : s spasm, inta-abdominal pressure, lumbar disc s e syndrome or certain defined conditions which r d produce postural deformities or lower back pain.
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