Spinal Orthoses

Author(s)
Dr. Seyed Mohammad Ebrahim Mosavi, Mahmood Bahrami Zadeh, Mokhtar Arazpour, Masoomeh Veis Karami
Year
2009
Language
Persian
Scopus Subject Area
Medicine- Health Professions- Biomedical Engineering- Rehabilitation
Target Audience
Orthotics and prosthetics students, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, orthopedic specialists,
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This book provides a comprehensive overview of major spinal orthoses used in clinical practice, focusing on their design principles, biomechanical mechanisms, and therapeutic applications. It introduces a wide range of braces—including Boston, Wilmington, Providence, Charleston, and Milwaukee—and explains how each device functions to correct or control spinal deformities such as idiopathic scoliosis. The text outlines prescription criteria, construction techniques, and clinical evaluation methods, offering readers a clear understanding of how orthotic forces are applied to achieve spinal alignment. Through detailed descriptions and illustrations, the book highlights both the advantages and limitations of different orthotic systems. It serves as a practical reference for students and clinicians involved in orthopedics, rehabilitation, and spine care.
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