SPIO TLSO Compression Vest Back X Panel – Core-Max Expedition

Spios Core-Max^® Expedition is a lightweight and versatile pediatric TLSO incorporating all the benefits of a traditional SPIO^® orthosis with a rigid posterior trunk support system.

It provides abundant and consistent sensory stimulation via compression. SPIO^® orthoses provide two and a half times more compression than athletic compression wear. All SPIO^® Orthoses are made of high-quality, specially milled fabric that is lightweight, wick-able and breathable. The unique SPIO^® fabric maintains its compression, even after prolonged use, and features high-rebound properties and a strong neutral memory that assists the wearer in returning the body to mid-line.

The Core-Max^® Expedition features the SPIO^® X posterior panel system. The unique X shape and construction of these mold-able and flexible Kydex panels provides greater stability than stays, while still allowing functional range of motion. Each Core-Max^® Expedition TLSO includes two panels of different dimensions and support, and a pair of rigid stays. The two panels offer different degrees of rigidity and trunk support, but both fit snuggly within a pocket on the posterior neoprene panel. Providers may use:

• Both panels simultaneously to provide maximal support.
• The larger X to provide significant support.
• The smaller X to provide less support.
• Stays, provided with the system, when minimal support is needed.
• The neoprene back panel alone, to provide compression without mechanical support.

The Core-Max^® Expedition can be utilized for a broad spectrum of children with varying levels of hypotonia. As a child demonstrates improved trunk control, the TLSO can be transformed by removing the panels, replacing them with stays, or worn without and ridged components. It is a progressive TLSO system that can be modified to meet each child’s needs, even as those needs change.

• How to use
• Composition

• 1. The Core-Max® Expedition can be utilized for a broad spectrum of children with varying levels of hypotonia. As a child demonstrates improved trunk control, the TLSO can be transformed by removing the panels, replacing them with stays, or worn without rigid components. It is a progressive TLSO system that can be modified to meet each child’s needs, even as those needs change.

• 1. Double Layer Lycra/Nylon Fabric
  2. Microperforated Neoprene (Limestone Based)
  3. 1″ Hook and Loop
  4. 100% Latex-Free
  5. Two Kydex X-Panels
  6. Kydex stays

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