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FLX 637 LSO

The Aspen FLX 637 is an inelastic brace that offers a conservative treatment solution for patients with lower back pain. The one-size adjustable brace is flexible by design, providing targeted compression and stability to support patients and aid in pain relief. The design includes stability and support while maintaining a sleek, breathable profile.

The following models are also available:

FLX 631 LSO
FLX 627 Lumbar

HCPCS Code

L0637 & L0650

Key Features

One-size adjustable.
Integrated anterior panels.
The firm but flexible back panel conforms to the patient’s lordosis to provide added structural support.
Independent tightening mechanism provides targeted compression where needed to support tight muscles.

Indications for Use

Postoperative support
Deconditioned trunk musculature
Post-laminectomy syndrome
Surgical Decompression procedures
Non-surgical Decompression procedures
Degenerative disc disease
Bulging or herniated disc
Non-specific low back pain
Chronic low back pain
Fracture management
Spondylolysis
Spondylolisthesis
Spinal stenosis
Ligament sprains / Muscle strains
Spondylosis (Osteoarthritis/Degenerative Joint Disease)
Facet syndrome
SI dysfunction
Sacroiliitis
Radiculopathy
Injections
Radiofrequency Ablation
Lumbar Multifidus Muscle Atrophy

Manufacturer

Aspen

Manuf. Part No.

516373

Size Chart

One-Size Adjustable

25" - 54"

Manual

Aspen flx 637 manual

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