Abstract: A multifunctional hip brace comprises a retaining wrapping base of elastic fabric (12) comprising a side portion (13), a lumbar band (14a) and a thigh band (14b), wherein the lumbar band (14a) and the thigh band (14b) are placed at opposite ends of the side portion (13) and can be wrapped about the waist and about a thigh of the patient and can be clamped in adjustable positions through quick hooking means (16), wherein the side portion (13) is entirely made of fabric and wherein the elastic retaining wrapping base (12) comprises a plurality of arrangements (17?, 17?) for hooking additional accessory elements (18?, 18?) for selectively limiting the movements of the hip joint, such as an articulated rod (18?), said plurality of arrangements (17?, 17?) being externally constrainable in a removable manner to the side portion (13) through quick hooking means (19), and a pair of elastic pulling strips (18?) externally constrainable in a removable manner through quick hooking means (19), diagonally placed between t

Abstract: A multifunctional hip brace comprises a retaining wrapping base of elastic fabric (12) comprising a side portion (13), a lumbar band (14a) and a thigh band (14b), wherein the lumbar band (14a) and the thigh band (14b) are placed at opposite ends of the side portion (13) and can be wrapped about the waist and about a thigh of the patient and can be clamped in adjustable positions through quick hooking means (16), wherein the side portion (13) is entirely made of fabric and wherein the elastic retaining wrapping base (12) comprises a plurality of arrangements (17?, 17?) for hooking additional accessory elements (18?, 18?) for selectively limiting the movements of the hip joint, such as an articulated rod (18?), said plurality of arrangements (17?, 17?) being externally constrainable in a removable manner to the side portion (13) through quick hooking means (19), and a pair of elastic pulling strips (18?) externally constrainable in a removable manner through quick hooking means (19), diagonally placed between t

Abstract: A brace for immobilising a traumatized or operated shoulder including: at least one cushion configured to at least partly adhere to the body of a user having a traumatized or operated shoulder to be immobilised; at least one arm support sling extends from the cushion and with it delimits a compartment for housing a forearm of the user corresponding to the traumatized or operated shoulder; at least one abdominal band configured to envelope and/or surround at least one abdominal and lumbar area of the user; at least one support harness engaged to the cushion to support the cushion at a predetermined position and level. The support harness includes at least one rest portion configured to engage at least one shoulder of the user to support the cushion and the arm support sling. The support harness is configured to engage, resting thereon, the user's traumatized or operated shoulder.

Abstract: An adjustable orthopedic corset to support a user's spinal column includes a rigid frame having a pair of upper, intermediate, and lower connecting slots to which a pair of front and rear straps, wrapped around the user, are connected. A further pair of connecting slots for a pair of pelvic straps, which join at the front of the user via abdominal plates, are envisaged at a lower end of the rigid frame. The pair of front and rear straps are provided by three sliding points for each side of the rigid frame. Each front strap is equipped with a first sliding point located at upper connecting slots. Each rear strap is equipped with an anchoring point located at the intermediate connecting slots, a second sliding point at slots secured to the lower ends of the two front straps, and a third sliding point at the lower connecting slots.

Abstract: An adjustable orthopedic corset to support a user's spinal column includes a rigid frame having a pair of upper, intermediate, and lower connecting slots to which a pair of front and rear straps, wrapped around the user, are connected. A further pair of connecting slots for a pair of pelvic straps, which join at the front of the user via abdominal plates, are envisaged at a lower end of the rigid frame. The pair of front and rear straps are provided by three sliding points for each side of the rigid frame. Each front strap is equipped with a first sliding point located at upper connecting slots. Each rear strap is equipped with an anchoring point located at the intermediate connecting slots, a second sliding point at slots secured to the lower ends of the two front straps, and a third sliding point at the lower connecting slots.