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SCOLIOSIS

AND HOW TORSO INTERFACES CAN HELP

Young woman in doctor's office showing her physician  where she has pain in her back
WHY YOU NEED TORSO INTERFACE

Discomfort From a Scoliosis Brace

Scoliosis is a condition that refers to a curvature of the spine. The condition is very often diagnosed during adolescence. A common treatment for moderate cases of scoliosis is a back brace. The brace helps to hold the spine upright to prevent further curvature. The brace usually fits tight against the body and is made of plastic. Since it must be worn for the majority of the day, it can lead to irritation on the skin caused by constant rubbing.

HOW WE CAN HELP

Protect From Painful Rubbing and Irritation

Knit-Rite Torso Interfaces provide a protective barrier between your skin and your scoliosis brace. The super soft and comfortable interface is made of stretchy yarns so that the interface fits snugly and comfortably against the skin, preventing wrinkling that can cause more points of irritation. The fibers also wick moisture away from the skin, keeping you dry and comfortably cool.

Young woman wearing a Knit-Rite Torso-Interface that is designed to be worn under a brace to protect the skin

OUR RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TORSO INTERFACES


Therafirm®, Core-Spun by Therafirm®, Ease by Therafirm®, TheraSport by Therafirm®, Core-Sport by Therafirm®, SmartKnit®, SmartKnitKIDS®, and Knit-Rite® are brands of Thuasne®

Proudly made in USA in Kansas City, KS and Hamlet, NC.

 

This is general information and not intended to diagnose or treat patients. It is the provider's responsibility to ascertain the appropriateness of individual applications
of compression therapy. Patients should always consult with their provider prior to wearing compression products.

Contraindications:
Compression products should not be worn and are contraindicated if you have any of the following conditions: severe arterial insufficiency, cutaneous infections,
acute dermatitis, wet dermatosis, uncontrolled congestive heart failure, skin irritations, allergies to dyes.