SpineCor is a dynamic bracing system designed to treat scoliosis and other spinal deformities without restricting movement. At Tarlac Medical Center, we provide personalized SpineCor fitting and follow-up care to help patients achieve spinal correction while maintaining comfort and mobility.
Unlike traditional rigid braces, SpineCor uses elastic bands and dynamic correction principles to guide spinal growth and reduce curve progression, making it suitable for growing adolescents and adults with mild to moderate scoliosis.
The SpineCor brace consists of a flexible, adjustable system of elastic bands attached to a lightweight vest. The brace works by:
The dynamic nature of the brace helps patients maintain normal movement patterns while continuously applying corrective forces to the spine. Regular follow-ups ensure the brace is adjusted as the spine changes over time.
SpineCor bracing is primarily indicated for:
Early intervention with SpineCor increases the likelihood of preventing curve progression and reducing the need for surgical correction.
Fitting a SpineCor brace is a personalized process:
The brace is lightweight and comfortable, allowing patients to participate in school, sports, and daily activities with minimal interference.
SpineCor offers multiple advantages compared to rigid braces:
Patients and families appreciate the combination of effectiveness and comfort, which encourages compliance and consistent use.
At Tarlac Medical Center, we provide expert SpineCor management through a multidisciplinary team including orthopedic specialists, physiotherapists, and orthotists.
Our SpineCor program includes:
We focus on providing safe, effective, and patient-centered scoliosis management for children and adolescents.
Typically 20–23 hours a day for optimal results, gradually reduced under medical supervision as spinal correction progresses.
Yes. The dynamic design allows movement during most daily activities and sports.
SpineCor is most effective for mild to moderate curves and early intervention. Severe scoliosis may require surgical evaluation.
Adjustments are made during regular follow-ups to accommodate growth and changes in spinal curvature.
Yes, adults with mild scoliosis or postural issues can benefit, though the main advantage is in growing children and adolescents.
The TARLAC MEDICAL CENTER focuses on the hospital’s commitment to excellence and distinction in patient care.
Address: 8th St. TDMC Hospital Drive, Fairlane Subd, San Vicente, Tarlac City
Email: marketing.tarlacmed@gmail.com
Phone: (045) 809 0050