Myeloma Bracing

Bespoke Spinal Bracing for Multiple Myeloma

 

Over the last couple of years, LOC has developed links with local consultants to assist with the bracing of patients with multiple myeloma.

Your treating consultant will advise if a Thoracic Lumbar Sacral Orthosis (TLSO) or a Cervical Thoracic Lumbar Sacral Orthosis (CTLSO) brace is a suitable part of your myeloma therapy.

Bespoke spinal braces for myeloma can:

  • control pain by stabilising the spine
  • reduce the mechanical load on the vertebrae which may aid healing
  • prevent further spinal deterioration
  • protect the sternum and rib cage

Your spinal brace will also help to prevent any further collapse or fractures of your vertebrae.

Spinal braces must be very well-fitting to achieve the above goals. The best way to achieve a well-fitting spinal brace is to have it custom-made so that it is a perfect fit.

We take a 3D scan of your surface topography and use this to design your brace. We apply some light modelling via CAD/CAM software, before sending this to our Rodin 4D milling machine Robot (Victor) to mill out a life-size version of you. Our experienced technicians then make your brace by hand.

As we have all the above resources on-site in our Kingston Upon Thames clinic, we can turn our Myeloma Spinal Braces around within 48 hours. That means that braces are ready for fitting and supply two days following our initial assessment.

 

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Multiple myeloma cancer patient bespoke spinal brace

A bespoke TLSO brace for a mutliple myeloma patient

 

 

Multiple myeloma cancer patient bespoke spinal brace

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