A CLTSO is a two-piece plastic brace that works like a removable body cast. Review how to use a CTLSO spinal brace at home, with a list of instructions and other tips for daily activities, cleaning and more.

Explore our upper spine braces for effective support during postoperative recovery, trauma healing, and managing degenerative conditions. Our adjustable, breathable designs offer comfort and proper alignment for targeted relief.

The Milwaukee Brace is the classic CTLSO. It comprises of a metal vertical superstructure that has a pelvic foundation, with a rigid plastic pelvic girdle connected to the neck with a ring. It has two posterior paraspinal bars.

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A CTLSO brace is a comprehensive spinal orthosis that extends from the pelvis to the cervical spine. This custom-fitted device combines a pelvic girdle with thoracic extensions and a neck ring to precisely control and support the entire spine.

What is a CTLSO? A CTLSO (cervical-thoracolumbosacral orthosis) is a two-piece plastic brace with a metal cervical attachment. It works like a body cast that can be removed. Your CTLSO must be worn tightly. It should reduce or prevent harmful motion in your back and neck.

This CTLSO orthosis not only allows compression, expansion, and adjustability but secures the patient from the neck, down to the spine.

Introducing our Soft Spinal CTLSO Combo, a custom cervical-thoracolumbosacral orthosis (CTLSO) spinal brace designed to provide maximum support for high thoracic control. This brace is suitable for multi-level spinal conditions, including injuries ranging from C1 to L5.

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The CTLSO Bivalve is a high profile orthosis that allows compression, expansion, and adjustability with an adjustable cervical attachment.