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My mother suffers from severe osteoporosis and she was just diagnosed with a compression fracture at T12. Will she need to wear a brace?
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Ultimately this is up to the treating physician. Recent research has demonstrated that stable benign osteoporotic compression fractures treated without a brace did not result in inferior outcomes in patient disability as compared to soft or rigid-brace treatments.
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