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OTS™ TLSO 457

The Aspen OTS™ TLSO 457 is a one-size adjustable, inelastic spinal brace designed to provide additional thoracolumbar support, bringing patients back to a functional midrange to help create a dynamic environment for healing from complex spinal conditions. This clinically-tested, non-narcotic, non-invasive treatment solution combines support and direct independent compression to promote effective trunk stability, enabling patients to regain activities of daily living. Comfortably fits waist sizes ranging from 28-54 inches, and up to 64 inches with Universal Extension Panel.

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HCPCS Code

L0457

Key Features

Designed for extended wear and can easily be worn under clothing
Pull-through sizing mechanism allows for quick and easy adjustment, without the use of tools Aspen’s patented
4:1 tightening mechanism provides targeted compression where needed to support tight muscles.

Indications for Use

Postoperative support / pain relief
Kyphosis secondary to osteoporosis
Decompressive procedures
Degenerative disc disease
Bulging or herniated disc
Fracture management
Structural kyphosis
Spondylolisthesis
Spinal stenosis
Spondylosis

Manufacturer

Aspen

Manuf. Part No.

504573

Size Chart

Universal 28in (71cm) – 54in (137cm)

Manual

Aspen 457 ots instructions

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