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3. You should wear a neck brace if you have a whiplash neck injury. 'If there is no fracture and just whiplash, research has found that wearing a brace is detrimental'. 4. Ultrasound for the recovery of ankle sprains. 5.. You should wear a neck brace if you have a whiplash neck injury. 'If there is no fracture and just whiplash, research has found that wearing a brace is detrimental'. 4. Ultrasound for the recovery of ankle sprains. 5.
If you require cervical spine surgery, or if you've experienced trauma or injury to your neck, you may need to wear a neck brace. Neck braces are among the most common of all spinal braces (which your doctor may call orthoses or orthotics). There are many kinds of neck braces, and the most common ones are outlined below. If you'd like to read a general article that describes all the types of spinal braces, please read our spinal bracing overview. Neck braces, which are also called collars, serve a variety of purposes. They can stabilize your neck after cervical spine surgery, or they can provide non-surgical relief if you've experienced trauma or injury to your neck (from whiplash, for instance). This article will cover the most commonly prescribed neck braces: 1  Soft and Hard Collars. 2  Philadelphia Collar. 3  Sterno-occipital-mandibular Immobilization Device (SOMI) 4  Halo.