Treatment module by module

The Spinova Immo Plus is a multifunctional orthosis designed to stabilize the lumbar spine and its connection with the sacrum. Its special design enables controlled treatment in line with a plan in three stages to be adapted to the individual.

Stage 1 (Stabilization phase):

To secure the spine after surgery or at the start of non-surgical treatment, using the orthosis in combination with the shell.

Stage 2 (Mobilization phase):

During the initial stages of mobilization with a progressive recovery process, the shell is removed and the base support is reinforced with the corset stays and the Spinova back setting device in the affected lumbar/sacral area.

Stage 3 (Activity phase):

As patients become increasingly active, the aluminum stays are removed from the back setting device, thereby reducing the external supportive effect.

Quality from your medical retailer

Spinova® Immo Plus and other Bauerfeind products are available from medical supply and orthopedic retailers, where trained staff will advise you and take precise measurements to ensure that your orthosis fits comfortably and securely.

Meditsiiniline näidustus

• Vertebral displacement, formation of gaps in the vertebral joints (spondylolisthesis, grades II and III/spondylolysis)
• Wearing of the vertebral joints with unusual flexibility of the joints (facet syndrome with hypermobility/spondylitis)
• Chronic pathological changes (osteoarthritis) to the vertebral joints (spondylarthrosis)
• Radiating pain in the lumbar spine area (very severe [pseudo] radicular lumbar syndrome/very severe lumbar sciatica)
• Narrowing of the spinal canal (lumbar spinal canal stenosis with paresis [conservative, post-operative])
• Narrowing of the nerve root canal (foraminal stenosis, lateral), vertebral fractures of the lumbar spine to a severe degree, relieving the front and/or rear edges of vertebrae
• Tumors (metastases)
• Weak muscles with limited performance (degeneration, severe/advanced muscular insufficiency of the spine)
• Following an intervertebral disk prolapse (conservative, post-operative)
• Intervertebral disk surgery (discectomy)
• Post-operative, one or more levels of the spine (e.g. spondylodesis/kyphoplasty)
• Pathological change to the intervertebral disk cartilage (osteochondrosis)

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