Medi Lumbamed® disc

Lumbamed Disc - Adjustable Lumbar Support Brace

Product Overview

The Lumbamed Disc is a lumbar support brace designed to stabilize the lower thoracic and lumbar spine while maintaining muscular function. It features an adjustable stabilization system, making it adaptable to different stages of recovery. The brace provides relief through compression, integrated back rods, and an external strap system, helping to reduce pain and improve spinal alignment.

Key Features

• Adjustable Stability – Modular design allows adaptation of support levels (back pad, straps, and exchangeable stabilizing rods).
• Anatomical Fit – Designed for a perfect fit with an anatomically shaped fastener.
• Lumbar Support – Integrated dorsal stabilization elements provide spinal support.
• Abdominal Compression – Strap system reduces lumbar lordosis and supports the abdominal area.
• Rigid Material – Ensures firm support while allowing flexibility during the recovery process.
• Water-Resistant – Suitable for use in water; rinse thoroughly after use.

Material Composition

• Fabric: Polyamide, Polyester, Elastane
• Structural Components: ABS Plastic

Intended Use

The Lumbamed Disc stabilizes the lumbar and lower thoracic spine, as well as the lumbosacral transition, without impairing muscular strength. It improves spinal alignment, relieves pressure on affected segments, and reduces pain. The modular structure allows for gradual adjustment of support elements as recovery progresses.

It is recommended for continuous wear, especially in the initial phase of therapy and post-surgical recovery. The specially designed Comfort Zone ensures a correct and comfortable fit around the groin area. In case of excessive pain or discomfort, discontinue use and seek medical advice.

Indications (Recommended For)

• Intervertebral disc issues – Protrusion or prolapse (conservative and post-surgical).
• Chronic lumbar dysfunction – Recurring lower back problems.
• Spondyloarthrosis – Degenerative arthritis of the spine.
• Lumbar overload syndrome – Excessive strain on the lower back.
• Muscular imbalance – Static imbalance in the lumbar and thoracolumbar regions.
• Conditions requiring lordosis reduction – Situations where reducing spinal curvature is necessary.

Contraindications (Not Recommended For)

• Skin conditions in the area of use – Especially with inflammatory symptoms such as excessive warmth, swelling, or redness.

Fitting Instructions

How to Put on the Brace:

1. Prepare the brace – Loosen the straps by detaching the Velcro ends and repositioning them on the belt’s velour section.
2. Position the brace – Ensure the magenta edge on the right-hand inner fastener is pointing upward for correct orientation.
3. Wrap the brace – Place your left hand in the inner strap of the left fastener and wrap the brace around your body.
4. Secure the fasteners – Slide your right hand into the outer hand strap on the right fastener and pull both sides together to attach the Velcro. The lower edge should sit just above the pubic bone.
5. Adjust the straps – Unfasten the pull straps and pull them forward simultaneously to achieve the desired tightness and support level.

Removing & Changing Stabilizing Rods:

1. Hold the lower end of the rod and gently pull downward while slightly separating the upper fabric opening.
2. Remove the rod from its pocket.
3. To insert a new rod, slide it into the pocket and reposition it securely.

Technician Guidelines

• Strap length can be adjusted by cutting at the Y fastener edge.
• Initial fitting should be performed by trained professionals.

Available Specifications

• Standard Color: Silver
• Modular Design: Customizable stability with interchangeable elements.