S.M Rib Belt (Small) (Medium) (Large) (XL)
Model No. SMRB01) (SMRB02) (SMRB03) (SMRB04)
Extra porous
With splinting pad
No buckling or rolling over
Controlled compression
Chest Binder is applied to the thoracic region to compress and bind the rib cage and provide splinting to the sternum while allowing sufficient flexibility for comfortable breathing. 50 mm thick PUF pad hold and binds the fractured sternum without compromising on patient comfort. Strong elastic band gives good grip and helps in equidistribution of pressure. Reduces post operative pain and discomfiture.
Holds the thoracic, upper abdominal region and rib cage
Facilitates easy breathing, deep breathing/even spasms
Ideal for stabilization of sternum fractures
Fractures usually occur from direct blows or from indirect crushing injuries. The weakest part of a rib is just anterior to its angle, but a fracture can occur anywhere. Rib fractures can occur without direct trauma and have been reported after sustained coughing and in various sports. They can also occur as a consequence of diseases such as cancer or infections. Fragility fractures of ribs can occur due to diseased bone structure, e. g., osteoporosis and metastasis deposits. Holds the thoracic, upper abdominal region and rib cage.

S.M Rib Belt (Small) (Medium) (Large) (XL)
Model No. SMRB01) (SMRB02) (SMRB03) (SMRB04)
Extra porous
With splinting pad
No buckling or rolling over
Controlled compression
Chest Binder is applied to the thoracic region to compress and bind the rib cage and provide splinting to the sternum while allowing sufficient flexibility for comfortable breathing. 50 mm thick PUF pad hold and binds the fractured sternum without compromising on patient comfort. Strong elastic band gives good grip and helps in equidistribution of pressure. Reduces post operative pain and discomfiture.
Holds the thoracic, upper abdominal region and rib cage
Facilitates easy breathing, deep breathing/even spasms
Ideal for stabilization of sternum fractures
Fractures usually occur from direct blows or from indirect crushing injuries. The weakest part of a rib is just anterior to its angle, but a fracture can occur anywhere. Rib fractures can occur without direct trauma and have been reported after sustained coughing and in various sports. They can also occur as a consequence of diseases such as cancer or infections. Fragility fractures of ribs can occur due to diseased bone structure, e. g., osteoporosis and metastasis deposits. Holds the thoracic, upper abdominal region and rib cage.