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The days that follow your spine surgery can be a thrilling journey towards restored strength and vitality. You may feel a combination of trepidation and excitement as you wake up, and each step forward is an affirmation of courage and endurance. The Spine Surgery recovery time ahead can be like the pages of an exciting novel - some characterized by discomfort and difficulty, but many showcasing triumphs that bring immense joy. Physical therapy sessions become opportunities to overcome obstacles as your weakened muscles gain strength and power. As progress is made with each passing day, anticipation builds - each milestone achieved offering optimism for what's to come. Setbacks along the way can create moments of doubt, but keep in mind that forming resilience is part of the marvelous story called recovery! Revel in every chapter because soon enough, you will resurface renewed - ready to take on life's challenges with unparalleled ardor!

The soft cervical collar is constructed of foam rubber and covered with a stockinette material. Normally, the closure is achieved with Velcro. Depending on the patient's pathology and body structure, physician and/or orthotist will determine the proper height of the collar. When worn, the soft cervical collar is a reminder to keep in head and neck in a restricted position. It is the mildest design of cervical immobilization. Cervical collars are applied to blunt trauma patients all the time. And most of the time, the neck is fine. It's just those few patients that have fracture or ligamentous injury that really need it. The Cervical Collar provides firm, comfortable support which helps to relieve neck discomfort while providing extra support. Cervical Collar has a convenient hook and loop closure which allows the unit to be adjusted for a proper fit. The Cervical Collar is constructed of soft, porous cotton cover for comfort which is over polyfoam for the best support. Cervical collars are an orthotic device used primarily in the treatment of neck injuries and strains. The most common use of cervical collars is during recovery after surgery on the cervical spine. They are also used in whiplash injuries and conditions like Cervical Radiculopathy, which is caused by the nerves in the neck compressing due to herniated disks in the spinal cord. The main function of the cervical collar is to immobilize the neck and hold it in a gravity-neutral position Tynor Cervical Collar Hard Adjustable is used for supporting, immobilizing or adjusting the neck in the flexion, extension, or hyperextension position. Recommended where a rigid immobilization of the cervical region is required. Anatomical shape. Comfortable edge padding. Adjustable height. Slight weight. Latex free. The soft cervical collar is not designed to completely restrict motion. It depends on providing resistance to movement, which tells the patient to restrict their movements. The soft collar i