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Scoliosis Cheneau Brace

Precision Orthotic Solutions with Advanced Technology
At Muscat Medical Supply, we are proud to be the first in Oman to offer the scoliosis Chêneau brace utilizing cutting-edge 3D scanning technology. This innovative approach ensures a custom fit for each patient, enhancing comfort and effectiveness in treating scoliosis.
What is the Scoliosis Chêneau Brace?
The Chêneau brace is a type of thoracolumbosacral orthosis (TLSO) designed to correct spinal deformities in three dimensions. Developed by Dr. Jacques Chêneau and Prof. Matthias in 1979, this brace applies targeted pressure and provides expansion areas to guide the spine into proper alignment, addressing both lateral curvature and rotational aspects of scoliosis.
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Key Features of the Chêneau Brace
Three-Dimensional Correction
The brace employs a three-point correction system that addresses the curvature of the spine from multiple angles, allowing for effective derotation and alignment.
Custom Fit
Traditionally, the brace is made from a positive mold of the patient's torso, which can be time-consuming and uncomfortable, especially for younger patients.
Biomechanical Design
The design focuses on creating specific contact areas that apply corrective forces while allowing for growth and movement, which is crucial for pediatric patients.
Advantages of 3D Scanning in Brace Production
As the first supplier of Chêneau braces utilizing 3D scanning technology, we offer several advantages over traditional methods:
Precision and Comfort: 3D scanning allows for highly accurate digital models of the patient’s torso, leading to better-fitting braces that enhance comfort and compliance.
Reduced Production Time: The digital transformation streamlines the design and manufacturing process, significantly reducing the time required to produce a custom brace.
Material Efficiency
: 3D printing minimizes waste compared to traditional plaster casting methods, making the production process more environmentally friendly.
Advantages of 3D Scanning in Brace Production
Our adoption of 3D scanning technology in the fabrication of the scoliosis Chêneau brace offers several benefits:
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Enhanced Precision: Capturing accurate digital models of the patient’s torso allows for a brace that conforms precisely to individual anatomy.
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Improved Comfort: A custom-fit brace reduces pressure points and increases wearability, encouraging better compliance.
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Faster Production: Digital modeling streamlines the design and manufacturing process, reducing the time required to deliver the final product.
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Eco-Friendly: Minimizing the need for plaster casts reduces material waste, making the process more environmentally sustainable.
Clinical Effectiveness
Studies have demonstrated that the scoliosis brace, especially when combined with specific physiotherapy exercises, can effectively halt or even reduce the progression of spinal curvature in adolescents. The integration of 3D scanning technology enhances these outcomes by ensuring optimal fit and function.<br>
At Muscat Medical Supply, we also collaborate with orthopedic specialists and physiotherapists to ensure holistic care for scoliosis patients. Our braces are designed not only to improve posture but also to enhance quality of life by preventing curve progression. Early intervention with a well-fitted scoliosis Chêneau brace can significantly reduce the need for surgical treatment.
Best stretches and exercises for scoliosis
In mild cases, people treating their scoliosis with specific exercises and stretches can prevent the need for surgery.
However, a person with scoliosis should speak with a healthcare professional or physical therapist before doing stretches and exercises for scoliosis. They may be able to suggest personalized exercises to try.
The optimal scoliosis exercises depend on the location of a person’s scoliosis curve.
Healthcare professionals may recommend the following exercises and stretches for people with scoliosis.
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