The Donjoy Porostrap size S lumbar belt is recommended in case of chronic or acute low back pain with moderate support.
The Donjoy Porostrap lumbar belt is recommended in case of chronic or acute low back pain with moderate support.
The DJO Abdominal Belt features 4 self-conforming backbones and comes in three different heights: 16.5cm; 26.5cm and 32cm.
Thanks to its airy elastic fabric, this light, fine and comfortable belt is mainly used for people with temporary deficiency of the abdominal wall , linked to obesity or following simple hernias and postoperative conditions.
This DJO abdominal belt can also be worn after a pregnancy , in order to support the abdominal wall and relieve the back muscles.
For each height, this belt is available in 4 sizes.
Use / Patient Profile
- Sedentary to Active
- Ideal for: recovery from activity, light work, wearing under clothing
- Dosage: wear during the painful phases 3 to 4 weeks, then for preventive use depending on the circumstances
Technical characteristics
Sizes available in S and M :
- Dorsal height: 21 cm & 26 cm
- Waist circumference at the umbilical level
Height 21cm
| Name | High. Belt | Circ. Cut | Item code | LCD code |
| XS | 21cm | 56 – 68cm | 82-0227-1 | 3401597133169 |
| S | 21cm | 68 – 82cm | 82-0227-2 | 3401597133220 |
| M | 21cm | 82 – 98cm | 82-0227-3 | 3401597133398 |
| L | 21cm | 98 – 116cm | 82-0227-4 | 3401597133459 |
| XL | 21cm | 116 – 136cm | 82-0227-5 | 3401597133510 |
Height 26cm
| Name | High. Belt | Circ. Cut | Item code | LCD code |
| XS | 26cm | 56 – 68cm | 82-0228-1 | 3401597133749 |
| S | 26cm | 68 – 82cm | 82-0228-2 | 3401597133800 |
| M | 26cm | 82 – 98cm | 82-0228-3 | 3401597133978 |
| L | 26cm | 98 – 116cm | 82-0228-4 | 3401597134289 |
| XL | 26cm | 116 – 136cm | 82-0228-5 | 3401597134401 |
Therapeutic Objective & Modes of Action
Use / Patient Profile
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