Overview

The Milwaukee style brace is widely used to treat idiopathic scoliosis and Scheuermann’s disease, and structural kyphosis. A low-profile neck ring, held in place by an adjustable vertical bar, addresses curves with apices higher than T7.

Spinal Indications

  • Scoliosis
  • Scheuermann’s Kyphosis
  • Structural Kyphosis

Features

  • Multiple adjustment capabilities.
  • The neck ring can be adjusted.
  • For kyphosis, static pads can be attached to the posterior upright or a dynamic floating pad to anterior cross bar.
  • Open system maximizes correction.
  • The thoracic and axilla pads can be tightened or loosened to influence correction and to center the patient within the superstructure.

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Milwaukee Low Profile Brace - Anterior View
Milwaukee Low Profile Brace - Front Three Quarter View
Milwaukee Low Profile Brace - Front Three Quarter View
Milwaukee Low Profile Brace - Left Lateral View
Milwaukee Low Profile Brace - Left Lateral View
Milwaukee Low Profile Brace - Posterior View
Milwaukee Low Profile Brace - Posterior View
Milwaukee Low Profile Brace - Right Lateral View
Milwaukee Low Profile Brace - Right Lateral View
Milwaukee Orthosis - Anterior View
Milwaukee Orthosis - Anterior View
Milwaukee Orthosis - Kyphosis Pad
Milwaukee Orthosis - Kyphosis Pad
Milwaukee Orthosis - Thoracic Pad
Milwaukee Orthosis - Thoracic Pad
Milwaukee Orthosis - Kyphosis Pad Static - Posterior View
Milwaukee Orthosis - Kyphosis Pad Static - Posterior View
Milwaukee Orthosis - Posterior View
Milwaukee Orthosis - Posterior View
Milwaukee Orthosis - Axilla Sling
Milwaukee Orthosis - Axilla Sling
Milwaukee Neck Ring - Low Profile
Milwaukee Neck Ring - Low Profile
Torso Body Sock
Torso Body Sock