• What Does a Foot Doctor Do, Anyway?

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  • New Year's Resolutions Lead to Foot Injuries

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  • Orthopedic Appliances

    Orthodontic ailments are these days suffered by people in large count. However, with the advanced technology in the medical field, there have been introduced many quality solutions for these problems, still the support by Orthopedic Appliances is valued the most. As everyone wishes to get saved from undergoing an orthodontic surgery like knee surgery, surgeries for fractures and spinal injuries, to...
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  • 2010 Orthopedic Job Outlook

    Orthopedic Job OutlookUS Department of Labor, states that about three to four percent of all physicians (about 20,000) are specialized in Orthopedic Surgery. Over 50 % of all orthopedic surgeons practice general orthopedics, while eleven percent practice spinal surgery, ten percent practice sports medicine, and the remainder specialize in other sub-specialties of Orthopedics.Orthopedic surgery is an...
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  • The Most Common Foot Injuries from Running a Marathon

    Many podiatrists take the opportunity to volunteer in the medical tent after a local marathon. After the race, participants were filtered into the post-race area where they get food, water and have the option of stopping in the medical or podiatry tents for any assistance they may need. Hundreds of people come in looking for medical assistance, but the surprising thing is that 99% of the complaints...
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System-Loc® LSO Brace

The System-Loc® LSO provides intra-abdominal muscle compression and provides a lift to hold the weight of the abdominal area. By lifting and holding the weight, pressure is relieved from lumbar discs, reducing the associated pain.

The posterior and anterior panels work together to give opposing support to stabilize the lumbar region. The result is a supported and pressure-free lumbar spine held in a healthy, correct posture. Color: White

 

 

 

CAUTION: It is HIGHLY recommended that you contact a health care professional for an evaluation before beginning any new treatments and/or exercise programs.

Detailed Description

Can be worn with complete comfort at all times for constant abdominal support as well as protection for the healing back. Lightweight design features a rigid posterior, rigid anterior, and a soft corset anterior option. Male and female models are shaped to give the best, most comfortable fit.

For waist, measure tightly at the navel. For pelvis, measure hips at the widest part. Specify male or female and normal or pendulous design.
Sizing chart Below
Sizes Male Female
Normal Design
Small Waist  26 – 30″

Pelvis  34 – 36″

 Waist  19 – 25″

Pelvis  31 – 35″
Medium Waist  31 – 35″

Pelvis  37 – 39″

 Waist  25 – 31″

Pelvis  36 – 40″
Large Waist  36 – 40″

Pelvis  40 – 42″

 Waist  31 – 37″

Pelvis  41 – 45″
X-Large Waist  41 – 45″

Pelvis  43 – 45″

 Waist  37 – 43″

Pelvis  46 – 50″
Pendulous Design
Small Waist  30 – 34″

Pelvis  36 – 38″

 Waist  23 – 29″

Pelvis  33 – 37″
Medium Waist  35 – 39″

Pelvis  39 – 41″

 Waist  29 – 35″

Pelvis  38 – 42″
Large Waist  40 – 44″

Pelvis  42 – 44″

 Waist  35 – 41″

Pelvis  43 – 47″
X-Large Waist  45 – 49″

Pelvis  45 – 47″

 Waist  41 – 47″

Pelvis  48 – 52″
XX-Large Waist  51 – 57″

Pelvis  55 – 65″

 Waist  46 – 55″

Pelvis  61 – 68″

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