Optec Venum 1 TLSO Back Support With Anterior Thoracic Extension

Optec Venum 1 TLSO Back Support Features

• Comes with 4 standard components:
  - Extender Panel (STEXT) for patients above 54"
  - Full profile Anterior polymer panel
  - Posterior polymer panel
  - Anterior thoracic extensions
• Ergonomic design with anterior and posterior panels provides sagittal control and intracavitary compression
• Acts as an immobilizing device for the lumbar-sacral region and its primary function is to reduce pain and provide support and immobilization to the lumbar-sacral spine
• Ideal for patients requiring firm spinal support
• With its unique and mechanically advanced single drawstring pulley closure system, it makes it easy to don and doff with minimal effort
• Sleek weightless construction is breathable, hypoallergenic and nearly undetectable under clothing
• Fits Waist Circumference: 25" to 54"
• One size fits all
• Trimmable panels for custom size (see more images)
• Indications:
  - Burst FX
  - Post-op spinal lumbar stabilization
  - Post-op disk surgery
  - Kyphosis
  - Scoliosis
  - Paraplegic
  - Cerebral Palsy
  - Chronic back pain
  - Degenerative, herniated or bulging disc
  - Spondylolysis and spondylolisthesis
  - Spinal stenosis
  - Facet Syndrome
  - Tumors or inflammation
  - Spinal instability
  - Post-op laminectomy

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Maintenance and care:

• Brace should be worn over a cotton shirt.
• Fold the lumbar sacral brace and attach the handle near the power units when not in use.
• Remove all panels prior to machine washing, all panels must be hand washed with mild soap and air dry.
• Hand wash in warm water, towel off, and air dry in shade.
• Do not use any substances containing chlorine.
• At the end of its use life, discard it along with your normal.
   

Side effects and warning:

• Assuming that the products are used according to instructions and given that they are not invasive, there are no side effects affecting the organism as a whole.
• All braces and support, if too tight, can cause discomfort due to compression.
• If you observe any change in your general state or deterioration of your condition, please consult your doctor.
• During prolonged periods, it is recommended to reduce the tension on your device until you resume normal activities where you will reset the tension to the original level recommended to you.
• Any modifications of these products will result in the annulment of the warranty along with the denial of any responsibilities on our behalf.
   

Corset Setting:

• To adjust the flaps to the desired length, first identify the correct sizing section for the waist circumference.
• Remove each flap from the corset pocket and fold each flap along the outer edges of the desired sizing section (SM-3X) as indicated by the red stitching.
• Note: It is suggested that the flaps are folded along the outer edge of the desired section during the initial fitting to ensure the correct length is chosen. For smaller waist circumferences, the ends of the flaps may have to be folded over more than once to fit inside the pocket. Once the flap length is confirmed, the flap may be trimmed with scissors along the outer edge of the red lines.
• Insert each flap into the corset pockets and smooth the pockets over each flap to secure them in place.
• The flap covered in hook material on the back should be on the left side and the flap with loop material on the back should be on the right side.
   

Placement and adjustment:

• With the Venum 1 TLSO corset open and the sternal panel attached to the right side only, slip your arms through the loops of the DLK as if putting on a backpack. Your caregiver should have already adjusted the DLK and the position of the right front floating panel specifically to the appropriate settings for your body.
• With the posterior plastic panel centered on your back, hold the right abdominal flap firmly with the right hand over the abdomen. Grasp the left flap with the left hand and stretch the flap outwards. Next, wrap the left flap around the body using the Velcro ends to secure the left flap over the right flap.
• Snap the left side of the sternal panel into the other side of the buckle.
   

Tighten:

• Pull the handle to the desired position. When the appropriate amount of tension is reached, place the hook backed handle down onto the brace to secure the fit.