The New Spinomed V - A Quantum Leap In Osteoporosis Therapy

Osteoporosis, a condition characterised by the weakening of bones and increased fracture risk, is a significant concern, particularly among our elders. Osteoporotic vertebral body fractures can lead to debilitating pain, mobility loss, and an increased risk of further fractures. 

 

In the quest for effective and side-effect-free therapy, one name has consistently stood out for decades - medi's Spinomed. Take a broader look into the innovative Spinomed orthoses, the science behind its effectiveness, and the remarkable impact it has achieved on osteoporosis therapy.

 

 

Understanding Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis is a silent disease, often undetectable until a fracture occurs. The spine is one of the most vulnerable areas, and vertebral fractures can lead to a hunched posture, chronic pain, and a reduced quality of life.

 

Spinomed orthoses have emerged as a beacon of hope in addressing the challenges posed by osteoporosis, offering patients a multifunctional orthosis that ensures safety, effectiveness, simplicity, and comfort in their daily lives.

 

The Role of Spinomed Orthoses 

Spinomed orthoses incorporate an innovative "biofeedback principle." This concept involves giving patients feedback on physical signals that typically occur unconsciously, making them consciously perceptible. When osteoporosis patients adopt an incorrect posture, the orthosis gently reminds them to maintain a correct posture through subtle pressure. 

 

Users respond by using muscle strength to engage their torso muscles and straighten their upper bodies. Essentially, the orthosis becomes a training device for strengthening trunk muscles. This biofeedback principle plays a pivotal role in the effectiveness of Spinomed.

 

Spinomed's impact is not anecdotal—rigorous scientific validation and randomised clinical trials have shown impressive results, with up to a 56% improvement in stomach muscle strength, an 11% reduction in kyphosis angle, up to 47% pain relief, and a reduction of daily restrictions by up to 54%. 

 

Furthermore, the orthoses reduce body swaying by up to 25%, mitigating the risk of falls and further fractures. These findings underscore the transformative potential of Spinomed in enhancing the lives of osteoporosis patients.

 

 

Innovations in the New Spinomed Orthoses

The new Spinomed marks a quantum leap in osteoporosis therapy. Designed with the patient's well-being and comfort in mind with features including;

 

• Pivot Joint: An innovative swivel joint decouples the back splint from the hip belt, ensuring a secure fit and remarkable comfort during motion.
• Shoulder Strap System: A specific rearward pull direction ensures a straightening effect and pain relief. Pre-shaped shoulder straps with a generous opening make donning and doffing a breeze.
• New Sizing System: An expanded sizing system enhances the quality of care, catering to a broader range of patient needs.
• Abdominal Fastener: Flexible swivel joints enable an optimal fit, with gripping aids on both sides for effortless closure.
• Back Padding: Improved climate management and padding contribute to an overall boost in user comfort.

 

Osteoporosis is a severe and often underdiagnosed condition that can have debilitating consequences. The innovative Spinomed orthoses offer a lifeline to patients by not only alleviating pain, strengthening their muscles, and reducing the risk of falls and subsequent fractures. 

 

Backed by extensive scientific research and reputable osteological societies, Spinomed has raised the bar for osteoporosis therapy. 

 

Spinomed's biofeedback principle, innovative design, and comfort-enhancing features make it a vital tool for improving the quality of life for osteoporosis patients.

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For patients seeking a more active and pain-free life, Spinomed is a testament to the power of innovation in medical technology.

 

References:

1. Pfeifer M et al. The effects of a newly developed back orthosis on posture, trunk muscle strength and quality of life in women with postmenopausal osteoporosis. American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 2004; 83(3): 177-186.
2. Pfeifer M et al. The effects of two newly developed back orthoses on trunk muscle strength, posture, and quality of life in women with postmenopausal osteoporosis. American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 2011; 90(5): 805-815.
3. "Prophylaxis, diagnosis, and therapy of osteoporosis in postmenopausal women and men." 2017; pp. 196-200. [Link to the document: www.osteologie.de]

Note: This article is informational and should not replace professional medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider for personalised treatment options.