LombaFirst is designed to relieve low back pain by providing support to the spine through increased intra-abdominal pressure, which reduces the load on intervertebral discs. This support is facilitated by its back panel, equipped with four conformable dorsal metallic stays. The device's anatomical design avoids pressure on the hips and ribs1 and is designed to provide comfort during extended use. Additionally, the asymmetrically-shaped abdominal panels allow for a wide range of tightening, tailored to the patient's specific needs. LombaFirst is machine washable at 30°C, making it easy to maintain. It is available in two heights, 21 cm and 26 cm, to cater to different body types and preferences. Suitable for various conditions such as non-specific low back pain (acute, subacute, and chronic phases) and spinal stenosis, LombaFirst is designed to combine efficiency, comfort, and ease of use, providing a solution for those looking to manage low back pain and maintain their activity levels.
1 Performance study report - OC2201, 2022
Patient profile
Active Lifestyle
Adult
Elderly
Teenager
Specifications
Non-specific low back pain (acute, subacute and chronic phases). Prevention of recurrent low back pain in combination with return to activity and/or therapeutic information. Spinal stenosis. Spine stability. Resumption of activity.
Do not use in the event of known allergy to any of the components. Do not use on pregnant women. Do not use in the event of a hiatus hernia. Do not use in the event of bone cancer with spinal metastases. Do not use in the event of circulatory, pulmonary or cardiovascular problems in patients for whom an increase in arterial blood pressure is not recommended
The medical device class I, mentioned on this document is CE marked according to the European Regulation 2017/745 on medical devices. Please read carefully the instructions for use of the product.
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Instructions for use
The version of the manual available online is the current version. Depending on the date of manufacture and place of purchase of the product, this original version of the manual may differ from the version physically present with the product.
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