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Cervical traction frame (code T40)
Description
Mainly used for cervical osteoarthritis, cervical spondylosis traction and treatment.
Easy to use, simple, lightweight, can be used for family self-traction.
Manufacturer: China.
Specifications
Type: Elongation device.
Dimensions: Length: 60-115 cm; width: 30 cm.
Fixation: Hook
Display traction length: Dynamometer
Pulling rope length: 52 cm.
Lead: 0-25 kg.
Material: Steel/Textile.
Weight: -
Features
The device contains: bracket leashes, gears, traction rope, dynamometer, hook.
Resistant and easy to use.
Recommended for:
Cervical old trauma, cervical stenosis, spinal cervical spondylosis, ossification of posterior longitudinal ligament, spinal cord disease, disc herniation, disc inflammation, spondylosis, vertebral atherosclerosis, severe osteoporosis.
Usage
1. The traction frame will be hung on the door frame or on a tractor with a certain degree, such as a cervical traction chair.
2. Set the collar properly adjusting the straps on your jaw and back of your head.
3. Gradually pull the taut rope, adjust the patient position, and then continue to drive the traction rope. Continue to rotate the ratchet keeping the comfort limit of the patient.
4. At the end of traction, pull the valve, slowly release the tow rope, then you can take off the collar.
5. Traction time is usually about 30 minutes, every day, for 10-15 days. Or as recommended.
Contraindications
1. Do not use the device unattended.
2. The traction sheave should be checked before using the device so that the traction rope to be in the guide groove. Check whether the device to be firmly fixed.
3. Do not hold your breath, or force against traction.
4. With traction on both sides of the collar support make sure that this is equally balanced.
5. Make sure when adjusting the tightness, to not stuck your throat, prevent oppression of the carotid artery.
6. If the patient feels discomfort when towing shall be immediately release the tension to prevent choking.
7. The device should be used under the guidance of doctor.