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Spinal Braces — LSO, TLSO, Scoliosis & Spinal Orthosis Solutions in Gwalior
Spinal braces (spinal orthoses) are external devices that immobilize, support, or correct the spine. They are prescribed for a wide range of conditions including spinal fractures, scoliosis, osteoporotic vertebral compression fractures, post-surgical spinal stabilization, and chronic back pain management.
At Limbgenixx, Gwalior, our orthotists fabricate and fit custom spinal orthoses from TLSO (Thoracolumbosacral), LSO (Lumbosacral), and CTLSO (Cervicothoracolumbosacral) levels. We also supply scoliosis braces (Boston, Milwaukee-style), Jewett hyperextension braces, and custom back supports. Serving patients from Madhya Pradesh and across India.
Types of Spinal Braces
LSO (Lumbosacral Orthosis)
Rigid or semi-rigid brace from the lower thoracic to sacral region. Prescribed for lumbar fractures, post-lumbar surgery, severe disc herniation, and lumbar instability. Limits spinal flexion, extension, and rotation.
TLSO (Thoracolumbosacral Orthosis)
Extends from mid-thoracic to sacral region. Used for thoracic/lumbar fractures, post-spinal fusion surgery, thoracic kyphosis, and scoliosis. Custom-molded TLSOs provide optimal immobilization and comfort.
Scoliosis Brace (CTLSO)
Custom-fabricated TLSO or Milwaukee-style brace for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS). Worn 18–23 hours/day to prevent curve progression during the growing years. Design based on curve level, apex, and flexibility.
Jewett Hyperextension Brace
Three-point hyperextension brace for anterior compression fractures of T6–L1. Prevents spinal flexion while allowing extension — ideal for stable osteoporotic vertebral compression fractures as an alternative to casting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Spinal braces are prescribed for: vertebral compression fractures (osteoporotic or traumatic), post-spinal surgery (fusion, laminectomy), scoliosis management in growing children, severe disc herniation with instability, spondylolisthesis, chronic back pain with structural instability, and spinal cord injury at thoracic/lumbar level.
Custom TLSO cost in India: Rs. 15,000–40,000. Custom LSO: Rs. 8,000–25,000. Scoliosis CTLSO: Rs. 20,000–50,000. Jewett brace: Rs. 5,000–15,000. Off-the-shelf lumbar supports: Rs. 1,000–5,000. Contact Limbgenixx for exact pricing after clinical assessment.
Post-surgical spinal brace wear time varies: After lumbar fusion: typically 6–12 weeks full-time. After cervical surgery: 6–8 weeks. After vertebral fracture treatment: 8–12 weeks. Your surgeon and orthotist at Limbgenixx will provide specific guidance based on your surgery type and healing.
A scoliosis brace cannot permanently correct an established curve, but it can STOP the curve from progressing during the growth period. For bracing to be effective, it must be worn consistently (18–23 hours/day) during the growing years. Studies show bracing reduces the need for scoliosis surgery by 70–80% when started early.
LSO (Lumbosacral Orthosis) covers from the lower thoracic to sacrum — controls the lower back only. TLSO (Thoracolumbosacral Orthosis) extends higher into the thoracic spine and provides control from mid-back to sacrum. TLSO is prescribed when the upper lumbar or thoracic spine also needs immobilization.
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