Universal Two-Piece Neck Brace
The Universal Two-Piece Neck Brace provides support to your spinal cord and head for optimal alignment and provide relief after serious neck injuries. Featuring pre-formed polyethylene shells with comfort liners, this neck brace also offers an anterior aperture to allow for easy airway management.
What's Included?
What Sizes Are Available?
Thanks to the highly adjustable design, this universal neck brace comes in a single size that will fit the majority of users.
When Should I Use This Neck Brace?
Relieving pain and stabilising the neck after an injury or during post-operative recovery are two of the most common reasons for wearing a neck brace. By keeping the neck aligned in the correct position, this brace helps ensure that you heal as swiftly and painlessly as possible. Other conditions this brace is suitable for include:
- Whiplash
- Cervical fractures
- Cervical breaks
- Soft tissue trauma in the neck
- Stabilisation for intubation
- Cervical Radiculopathy
Key Features and Benefits
- Provides excellent support for the upper cervical spine
- The pre-formed polyethylene shells are highly protective
- The height is adjustable to ensure a snug and stable fit
- Large anterior aperture allows easy airway management
- Easy to fit with secure hook-and-loop fastenings
- Includes a slim posterior panel for additional ease of fitting
How to Fit the Universal Two Piece Neck Brace
- The neck brace should be snug enough that you can't move your head, and your chin should not slide inside or stick out over the collar
- The lower edge of the neck brace should rest comfortably against your body, with only the padded area touching your skin
- The neck brace should decrease motion but not cause discomfort; if the neck brace is causing discomfort then loosen it slightly
How Does the Cervical Collar Brace Prevent Injury?
A cervical collar neck brace helps to prevent injury after surgery by limiting rotation, as well as side-to-side or back-and-forth movements. Cervical collars are also used to reduce pressure on the nerves in the neck which is extremely useful for the treatment of conditions such as cervical radiculopathy.
How Effective Is This Neck Brace for Treating Whiplash?
In a study done by Harvard Medical School, rigid cervical collars are stated to have a well-established role in the acute management of trauma patients to prevent instability of the cervical spine. They also can play a role in the conservative treatment of certain types of cervical fractures such as nondisplaced axis fractures and C2 body fractures.
Washing Instructions
- Hand wash in a sink with warm water and gentle soap
- Allow the brace to air dry
- Do not machine wash or tumble dry
- Do not use harsh soaps, detergents or bleach