VNTC develops vest-like wearable hybrid scoliosis brace Spinamic

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South Korean medtech company VNTC said that it has developed a vest-like wearable hybrid scoliosis brace called Spinamic.

According to VNTC, Spinamic has the benefits of both traditional rigid and soft-type scoliosis braces.

The new hybrid scoliosis brace can be used by patients with mild scoliotic symptoms and also by neuromuscular disease patients who face difficulties wearing rigid plastic braces.

Spinamic is said to lower the side effects from conventional braces like discomfort and psychological stress, thereby improving the quality of life for patients without compromising the therapeutic impacts of stiff braces.

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As per VNTC, its vest-like wearable hybrid scoliosis brace uses a three-point pressure system like rigid braces and consists of dials to adjust the pressure strength according to the improvement in the patient’s condition.

VNTC develops vest-like wearable hybrid scoliosis brace Spinamic

VNTC develops vest-like wearable hybrid scoliosis brace Spinamic. Photo courtesy of VNTC.

Medical professionals can customize the hybrid scoliosis brace as patients grow and also remove its parts to wash them with ease.

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The aesthetic design of Spinamic is said to lower the visual burden on the patient and offers psychological stability and comfort to maximize compliance to meet the required wearing time of 18 hours a day.

A source from VNTC said: “While a conventional rigid brace takes more than two weeks to manufacture, Spinamic can be immediately customized and delivered based on clinical X-ray data.

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“By gathering data on growth factors and spinal conditions as well as x-ray images, hospitals and parents can check the patient’s treatment progress. We also plan to develop a software system that allows hospital to apply tailored treatment program to each patient through real-time monitoring of pressure.”

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