Thoracic hyperextension brace
David Gerecke
Description
Collection
Title:
Thoracic hyperextension brace
Creator:
David Gerecke
Date:
9/3/2004
Text:
Esteemed Colleagues,
A patient was recently referred to me with a prescription for a Thoracic hyperextension brace. Diagnosis given was Shermans Epiphysitis. No level was given. No X-rays. No obvious kyphotic deformity. No symptoms other than back pain. 14 y/o male active in multiple sports. MD on vacation until next week. I think he meant Scheuermann's kyphosis. Advice?
Thank you,
David Gerecke, CPO, FAAOP
Seattle Prosthetic and Orthotic Associates
A patient was recently referred to me with a prescription for a Thoracic hyperextension brace. Diagnosis given was Shermans Epiphysitis. No level was given. No X-rays. No obvious kyphotic deformity. No symptoms other than back pain. 14 y/o male active in multiple sports. MD on vacation until next week. I think he meant Scheuermann's kyphosis. Advice?
Thank you,
David Gerecke, CPO, FAAOP
Seattle Prosthetic and Orthotic Associates
Citation
David Gerecke, “Thoracic hyperextension brace,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 24, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/223713.
