Rigid, over-correcting bracing for growing children.
The CMP Brace is a rigid, asymmetrical 3D brace that uses curve classification and corrective movement principles designed for focused correction.
Focused, over-correcting design.
The CMP Brace uses curve classification and corrective movement principles and is designed to offer focused correction. It combines spinal elongation and realignment and aims to optimise in-brace curve reduction, creating conditions that support correction during growth.
Treatment objectives vary by age and condition, but rigid braces like the CMP generally aim for an in-brace curve reduction of around 50%.
Conditions the CMP Brace is used for.
- Infantile scoliosis
- Juvenile idiopathic scoliosis
- Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis
- Neuromuscular scoliosis
- Congenital scoliosis
- Syndromic scoliosis
Specific indications vary by age, curve type, level and magnitude — CMP treatment is usually appropriate from 25° upward in growing children, and in selected cases as high as 60°.
Brace Wear
Worn 20 hours a day. The brace may be removed for sport, dance and prescribed physical therapy, within a maximum 4-hour daily brace-free allowance.
Treatment Aims
- Aim for a stable reduction in Cobb angle, still holding 2+ years after brace treatment ends
- Aim to prevent or slow curve progression
- Aim to stabilise the curve at pre-treatment levels
- Aim to avoid progression to a surgical level
- Aim to delay surgery to a better age, allowing full growth potential
Wondering if the CMP Brace is right for your child?
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