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SI-100
Key Features
- Low-profile design
- Adjustable Velcro enclosures
- Designed to be worn for extended periods without causing muscle atrophy
- HCPCS L0621
Description
Comfortland SI Belt with Elastic Band Compression
The Comfortland SI-100 is designed to provide immediate pain relief and quickly restore functional mobility. With no irritating buckles or pads, the SI-100 utilizes elastic bands to provide compression and can be worn for extended periods of time without causing muscle weakness or atrophy.
Sizing Chart
| Size | Measurement |
| SM | 32 – 36 inches |
| MD | 36 – 40 inches |
| LG | 40 – 44 inches |
| XL | 44 – 48 inches |
| 2X | 48 – 52 inches |
Typical Indications
Piriformis syndrome, hip/pelvic/upper leg pain, low back pain.
① A 2013 study assessed the effects of pelvic compression belts on one legged standing in patients with SI pain. Researchers reported, “The pelvic compression force provided by the PCB increases stiffness in the SIJ. This in turn unloads sensitized ligamentous structures and facilitates activation of the gluteus maximus during one-leg standing. Increased SIJ stiffness also makes it easier for patients to perform the ASLR.”—(Manual Therapy, 18 (2), 143-148)
② A 2015 study on gait in SIJ patients reported “Pelvic belts improve health-related quality of life and are potentially attributed to decreased SIJ-related pain. Belt effects include decreased rectus femoris activity in patients and improved postural steadiness during locomotion. Pelvic belts may therefore be considered as a cost-effective and low-risk treatment of SIJ pain.”—(PLoS ONE 10(8): e0136375. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0136375)
② A 2015 study on gait in SIJ patients reported “Pelvic belts improve health-related quality of life and are potentially attributed to decreased SIJ-related pain. Belt effects include decreased rectus femoris activity in patients and improved postural steadiness during locomotion. Pelvic belts may therefore be considered as a cost-effective and low-risk treatment of SIJ pain.”—(PLoS ONE 10(8): e0136375. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0136375)
