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This document provides information on various orthopedic appliances including abdominal supports, hernia belts, tummy trimmers, chest binders, pregnancy back supports, lumbo supports, rib belts, and spinal braces. It lists the codes, sizes available, and brief descriptions of each device and how they are used to support, compress, immobilize, or stabilize different parts of the body for post-operative care, injury recovery, or pain relief.
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