Ossur Miami J Select Cervical Collar

The Össur Miami J Select Cervical Collar is an advanced, adjustable neck brace engineered to deliver superior cervical spine immobilization with enhanced patient comfort. Building on the proven Miami J platform, the Miami J Select features responsive design, precision adjustability, and improved padding to support post‑operative recovery, trauma care, and conservative management of cervical conditions. With its intuitive, multi‑height adjustment system, the Miami J Select fits a wide range of patient anatomies with fewer SKUs, simplifying inventory for clinics and hospitals. The open, ventilated frame and soft, moisture‑wicking liners help protect skin integrity during extended wear, while the low‑profile design improves user comfort and compliance. Radiolucent materials support imaging workflows without removing the collar, making it ideal for modern spine care protocols. Features Advanced cervical immobilization – Designed to effectively limit flexion, extension, lateral bending, and rotation Adjustable height system – Multi‑position adjustment allows one collar to fit a broader range of patients Ergonomic, low‑profile design – Improves comfort and promotes long‑term compliance Ventilated frame – Encourages airflow and facilitates skin inspection and wound care Soft, removable liners – Moisture‑wicking, replaceable pads help reduce pressure and skin irritation Radiolucent construction – Compatible with X‑ray, CT, and MRI imaging per manufacturer guidance Easy application – Clearly marked adjustments and closures support fast, accurate fitting in clinical and trauma settings Latex‑free, easy‑to-clean materials – Support infection control and repeated clinical use Indications The Össur Miami J Select Cervical Collar is indicated (under physician direction) for: Post‑operative immobilization following cervical fusion or decompression procedures Non‑operative management of stable cervical spine injuries or fractures Degenerative cervical conditions requiring external support Cervical sprains, strains, or soft‑tissue injuries needing motion restriction Continued immobilization after initial trauma or emergency care, as clinically appropriate