PTS PELVIC TOTAL SUPPORT
Trunk posture starts from the pelvis. Ability, function and posture are closely related. |
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The pelvis must be fully supported: Anterior (in front of the ischia) Lateral (under the greater trochanters) Posterior (gluteal mass, coccyx, sacrum) The support must be different for men and women. |
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| PTS operates by perfectly fitting and balancing the relationship between the legs, pelvis and spine (coccyx, sacral and lumbar) containing the anatomy and compensating for deformities. The containment gained by PTS also prevents slipping at the ischium and guarantees lateral and posterior stability. | ||
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Starting from a construction’s flat base, a modular system of independent pre-shaped inserts is assembled to produce the required symmetric or asymmetric anatomic form and so provide total personalized support for each client. Any changes in posture or body form can be fully addresses by moving and relocating the pre-shaped inserts. All individual system components have dampening and anti-vibration proprieties. |
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