A spinal orthosis has an elongate spinal frame defining upper, middle and lower portions, and a lumbar assembly including a lumbar belt connected to the lower portion of the spinal frame. A middle bracket assembly is pivotally connected to the middle portion of the spinal frame, and a strap has a fi
A spinal orthosis has an elongate spinal frame defining upper, middle and lower portions, and a lumbar assembly including a lumbar belt connected to the lower portion of the spinal frame. A middle bracket assembly is pivotally connected to the middle portion of the spinal frame, and a strap has a first end secured to the upper portion of the spinal frame. The strap extends from the upper portion of the frame to the middle bracket assembly with the strap redirecting from the middle bracket assembly and the second end of the strap securing to the lumbar belt.
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1. A spinal orthosis comprising: an elongate and substantially rigid spinal frame having upper, middle and lower portions;a lumbar assembly including a lumbar belt connected to the lower portion of the spinal frame;a first middle bracket assembly pivotally connected to the middle portion of the spin
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A spinal orthosis comprising: an elongate and substantially rigid spinal frame having upper, middle and lower portions;a lumbar assembly including a lumbar belt connected to the lower portion of the spinal frame;a first middle bracket assembly pivotally connected to the middle portion of the spinal frame;a first strap having first and second ends, the first end secured to the upper portion of the spinal frame;wherein the first strap extends from the upper portion of the spinal frame to the first middle bracket assembly, the first strap redirecting from the first middle bracket assembly and the second end of the first strap securing to the lumbar belt;wherein the first middle bracket assembly defines a pivot point along the spinal frame and includes a flexible extension connecting at the pivot point and carrying a bracket for securing to the first strap;further comprising a lumbar panel located at the lower portion of the spinal frame extending laterally beyond the spinal frame, the first middle bracket assembly located above the lumbar panel. 2. The spinal orthosis according to claim 1, further comprising at least one attachment point mounted to and extending from a surface of the lumbar belt at a predetermined location along a length of the lumbar belt, the second end of the first strap engaging the at least one attachment point. 3. The spinal orthosis according to claim 2, wherein the at least one attachment point includes a first pair of opposed attachment points located on a first end of the lumbar belt. 4. The spinal orthosis according to claim 3, wherein the at least one attachment point includes a second pair of attachment points located on opposed sides of the lumbar belt proximate to the spinal frame relative to the first pair of attachment points. 5. The spinal orthosis according to claim 2, wherein the at least one attachment point defines a hook, the second end of the first strap defining an opening adapted to receive and engage the hook. 6. The spinal orthosis according to claim 1, further comprising an upper bracket assembly pivotally extending from the upper portion of the spinal frame. 7. The spinal orthosis according to claim 6, wherein the upper bracket assembly defines a pivot point along the spinal frame and includes a flexible extension connecting at the pivot point and carrying a bracket for securing to the first strap. 8. The spinal orthosis according to claim 1, wherein the lumbar panel is at least flexible relative to the spinal frame. 9. The spinal orthosis according to claim 1, wherein the lumbar belt includes first and second segments slidably mounted to the lumbar panel. 10. The spinal orthosis according to claim 9, further comprising a compression system belonging to the lumbar assembly and having tensioning elements carrying handles extending alongside and securable to each of the belt segments. 11. The spinal orthosis according to claim 1, wherein the first middle bracket assembly slidably secures to the middle portion of the spinal frame and has opposed extensions extending laterally from the spinal frame. 12. The spinal orthosis according to claim 1, wherein the first strap is tensionable by a downward force directed toward the lumbar belt from the upper portion of the spinal frame. 13. The spinal orthosis according to claim 1, further comprising a second strap having first and second ends, the first end secured to the upper portion of the spinal frame at an opposite side from the first strap; wherein the second strap extends from the upper portion of the spinal frame to a second middle bracket assembly mounted on a side of the middle portion of the spinal frame opposite the first middle bracket assembly, the second strap redirecting from the second middle bracket assembly and the second end of the second strap securing to the lumbar belt on a side opposite the second end of the first strap;wherein the first and second straps are tensioned by a downward force directed toward the lumbar belt from the upper portion of the spinal frame. 14. A method for treating a back with a spinal orthosis, the method comprising the steps of: pulling a strap downwardly from an upper portion of a spinal frame, the strap having a first end secured to the upper portion of the spinal frame;routing the strap through a bracket assembly pivotally secured along a middle portion of the spinal frame, wherein the first middle bracket assembly slidably secures to the middle portion of the spinal frame and has opposed extensions extending laterally from the spinal frame;redirecting the strap from the bracket assembly and attaching a second end of the strap onto a lumbar assembly secured to a lower portion of the frame assembly and including a lumbar belt;placing the second end of the strap at an attachment point located at a predetermined location defined on a surface along a length of the lumbar belt, the attachment point including a hook and opening connection so as to secure the second end of the strap on the lumbar belt;wherein the lumbar assembly has a compression system and having tensioning elements carrying handles, the method further comprising the step of pulling the tensioning elements and securing them to a surface of the lumbar belt. 15. A spinal orthosis comprising: an elongate and substantially rigid spinal frame having upper, middle and lower portions;a lumbar assembly including a lumbar belt connected to the lower portion of the spinal frame;a middle bracket assembly slidably securing to the middle portion of the spinal frame and having opposed extensions extending laterally from the spinal frame;a first strap having first and second ends, the first end secured to the upper portion of the frame, wherein the first strap extends from the upper portion of the frame to the first middle bracket assembly, the first strap redirecting from the middle bracket assembly and the second end of the first strap securing to the lumbar belt;a second strap having first and second ends, the first end secured to the upper portion of the frame at an opposite side from the first strap, the second strap extending from the upper portion of the frame to the middle bracket assembly, the second strap redirecting from the second middle bracket assembly and the second end of the second strap securing to the lumbar belt on a side opposite the second end of the first strap;a first set of attachment points including first and second attachment points mounted to and extending from the lumbar belt at a predetermined location defined along a surface of a length of the lumber belt, the second end of the first and second straps engaging the first and second attachment points via a hook and opening system including a hook and an opening arranged for receiving the hook so as to secure the second end of the first and second straps on the lumbar belt;wherein the first and second straps are tensioned by a downward force directed toward the lumbar belt from the upper portion of the spinal frame. 16. The spinal orthosis according to claim 15, wherein a second set of attachment points are located on opposed sides of the lumbar belt proximate to the spinal frame relative to the first set of attachment points. 17. The spinal orthosis according to claim 15, wherein the hook is mounted on and extends from the lumbar belt and the second end of the first strap defines the hook. 18. A spinal orthosis comprising: an elongate and substantially rigid spinal frame having upper, middle and lower portions;a lumbar assembly including a lumbar belt connected to the lower portion of the spinal frame;an upper bracket assembly pivotally extending from the upper portion of the spinal frame, the upper bracket assembly defining a pivot point along the spinal frame and includes a flexible extension connecting at the pivot point and carrying a bracket for securing to the first strap;a first middle bracket assembly pivotally connected to the middle portion of the spinal frame;a first strap having first and second ends, the first end secured to the upper portion of the spinal frame;wherein the first strap extends from the upper bracket assembly to the first middle bracket assembly, the first strap redirecting from the first middle bracket assembly and the second end of the first strap securing to the lumbar belt.
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