Spinova® Immo Plus

Immobilization as the method of choice

The treatment of severe vertebral fractures or tumors in the spine and other serious disorders can make it necessary to restrict the freedom of movement of the lumbar spine for longer periods of time. Spinova Immo Plus immobilizes your lumbar region and protects against damaging rotational movements.

The functional mesh made of airy, elastic material encloses a stabilizing plastic shell. They both support your torso from the pelvis to the tip of the shoulder blades. The shell is made up of two halves that can be moved against one another. Thus it can be precisely adapted to match your body type. The synthetic material has multiple perforations for optimal heat regulation. The abdominal pad is a kind of supportive cushion that relieves the spine from the abdominal side.

Fit again fast

The patented, height-adjustable Spinova tensioning strap system allows you to firmly set the level of tension and its precise direction of action. This ensures that the straightening force will be the same every time you put on the support.

Spinova Immo Plus is specially designed for use in multi-stage treatments: at a more advanced stage of recovery, first the abdominal pad and then the corset shell may be removed. Thus Spinova Immo Plus adapts to any stage in your recovery and allows you to start physiotherapy early on. Soon you will be able to say again that being active is key to good health!

• Vertebral displacement, formation of gaps in the vertebral joints (spondylolisthesis, grades II and III/spondylolysis)
• Wearing of the vertebral joints with unusual flexibility of the joints (facet syndrome with hypermobility/spondylitis)
• Chronic pathological changes (osteoarthritis) to the vertebral joints (spondylarthrosis)
• Radiating pain in the lumbar spine area (very severe [pseudo] radicular lumbar syndrome/very severe lumbar sciatica)
• Narrowing of the spinal canal (lumbar spinal canal stenosis with paresis [conservative, post-operative])
• Narrowing of the nerve root canal (foraminal stenosis, lateral), vertebral fractures of the lumbar spine to a severe degree, relieving the front and/or rear edges of vertebrae
• Tumors (metastases)
• Weak muscles with limited performance (degeneration, severe/advanced muscular insufficiency of the spine)
• Following an intervertebral disk prolapse (conservative, post-operative)
• Intervertebral disk surgery (discectomy)
• Post-operative, one or more levels of the spine (e.g. spondylodesis/kyphoplasty)
• Pathological change to the intervertebral disk cartilage (osteochondrosis)