Spinal Orthoses are specialized external devices, commonly known as back braces or supports, designed to stabilize, support, and protect the spine. They are widely used in the management of conditions such as scoliosis, spinal fractures, post-operative recovery, and chronic back pain. By restricting harmful movement and providing structural support, spinal orthoses help reduce pain, correct deformities, and promote healing.

These devices come in various forms, ranging from soft braces for mild support to rigid orthoses that offer maximum stabilization. Depending on the patient’s condition, spinal orthoses may be prescribed temporarily during recovery or as part of long-term management to improve posture and spinal alignment.