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Made-to-Measure Corsets

Jobskin® | Abdominal and Lumbosacral Made-to-Measure Corsets

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Respecting our long history of corsetry

Jobskin® Corsets brochurePDF, 3.9 MB, V1 09/2022

Respecting our long history of corsetry, we produce the highest specification of made-to-measure corsets. Designed and manufactured using traditional techniques in our UK based factory, we are renowned for our quality and workmanship, where each garment is crafted with passion, care, and the highest attention to detail.

Spinal corsets and abdominal supports are designed to support the muscular and bony structures of the spine. Highly effective in the non-operative treatment of back pain by preventing unnecessary movements that may further damage the back. Corsets provide additional muscular support which helps to align the spine and strengthen back muscles. Wearing a corset helps to minimise discomfort and acts as a reminder to avoid excessive low back motion and encourage proper body mechanics, such as good posture.

Our primary corset designs include Abdominal Supports and Lumbosacral Corsets both manufactured from superior fabrics and stiffened with flexible bones or rigid steels. Elastic panels and gussets provide comfort and flexibility and many additional high specification features are included as standard.

Clinical application and benefits

Abdominal support corset

To relieve the strain on joints, ligaments and muscles caused by a pendulous abdomen or hernia and may also be used postoperatively as a binder for surgical dressings in the recovery process.

Lumbosacral corset

To support the muscles of the lower back and immobilise and stabilise the spine following injury or surgery, until muscle strength can perform the job independently and your back pain decreases. Lumbosacral corsets may restrict some activities, however, the corset will aid healing and may help prevent further injury.

Indications

  • Lumbar and sacral spine strains and sprains
  • Sciatica
  • Intervertebral disc weakness / mild disc herniation
  • General back pain
  • Stabilisation of lumbar spine
  • Degenerative spinal changes / osteoarthritis
  • Post-operative management
  • Irritation of the intervertebral joints and sacroiliac joint
  • Minor postural disorders
  • Spondylosis without vertebral slipping
  • Mild Spondylosis / Spondylolisthesis
  • Weak or prominent abdomen
  • Hernia
  • Dorsolumbar support

Contraindications

  • Non-reducible hernia
  • Unstable spinal fractures

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