30 matching records for Traction device.
A mobile, mains electricity (AC-powered) table designed to support a patient and to provide traction for the back muscles and spine (e.g., lumbar, cervical) by a motorized mechanical manipulation of the spine. The table surface may consist of sections that ...
An orthopaedic device designed as an open boot that is attached and tightly secured with laces or straps to the foot or both feet of the patient so that traction can be applied to the patient's body. It is typically used during an orthopaedic surgical traum...
A device designed to provide traction to the cervical vertebrae by pulling the head with force from an external traction system. It typically combines several padded straps in a lightweight structure; usually one of the straps is placed under the chin, a se...
A device designed to provide traction to the cervical spine by applying an upward longitudinal force from a traction system to the skull that causes hyperextension of the head and neck. It is typically a two-arm pivoted device that is attached to the skull ...
A mobile, manually-operated, table designed to support a patient and to provide traction for the back muscles and spine (e.g., lumbar, cervical) by a mechanical altering of the table surface geometry. The surface typically consists of sections that can be r...
An assembly of devices designed to apply continuous traction forces from a motor through harnesses typically attached to the cervical or lumbar vertebrae. It usually consists of a mains electricity (AC-powered) motor with a control unit to generate and regu...
An assembly of devices designed to apply and relieve pre-set traction forces from a motor through harnesses typically attached to the cervical or lumbar vertebrae. It usually consists of a mains electricity (AC-powered) motor with a control unit to generate...
An assembly of devices designed to be wall-mounted for the application of constant vertical traction forces to the cervical vertebrae by means of attached harnesses. The assembly usually consists of several specialized harnesses, a combination of pulleys an...
An assembly of devices designed to apply and relieve pre-set traction forces from a motor through harnesses typically attached to the cervical or lumbar vertebrae. It usually consists of a mains electricity (AC-powered) motor with a control unit to generate...
An assembly of devices capable of applying continuous and various intermittent (regular, progressive/regressive, cycled) traction forces from a motor through harnesses typically attached to the cervical or lumbar vertebrae. It usually consists of an AC-powe...
An electronic instrument intended to be used to measure the pulling force (traction) applied to a body part (e.g., leg), typically during an orthopaedic surgical procedure. It is connected to a surgical traction tensioner, or to a counter-traction post (e.g...
A non-powered, graduated instrument intended to be used to measure the pulling force (traction) applied to a body part (e.g., hand, leg), typically during an orthopaedic surgical procedure. It is attached between a surgical traction tensioner and a patient-...
A connecting/extension device intended to be fastened between a surgical traction tensioner/rod/cord and a patient-contact traction device (e.g., orthopaedic bone wire, foot boot, hand wrap/trap) for the application of adjustable pulling force (traction) to...
A preformed device designed to encompass the fingers, hand or forearm to create a holder which can be attached to an external frame to provide traction/suspension of the upper limb during surgical procedures on the hand, arm or shoulder. It is typically mad...
A sterile preformed device designed to encompass the fingers, hand or forearm to create a holder which can be attached to an external frame to provide traction/suspension of the upper limb during surgical procedures on the hand, arm or shoulder. It is typic...
A preformed device designed to encompass the fingers, hand or forearm to create a holder which can be attached to an external frame to provide traction/suspension of the upper limb during surgical procedures on the hand, arm or shoulder. It is typically mad...
A non-sterile preformed device designed to encompass the fingers, hand or forearm to create a holder which can be attached to an external frame to provide traction/suspension of the upper limb during surgical procedures on the hand, arm or shoulder. It is t...
An assembly of devices designed to be attached to a table for the application of constant horizontal traction forces to the cervical or lumbar vertebrae by means of attached harnesses whilst the patient typically lies in a supine position on the table durin...
An assembly of devices designed to apply continuous and/or various intermittent (regular, progressive/regressive, cycled) traction forces from a motor through harnesses typically attached to the cervical or lumbar vertebrae. It is designed to be placed on a...
A cart designed as a framework on wheels with baskets, shelves, hooks and organizers used to store all the traction related accessory devices (e.g., patient supports, perineal post, traction boots, traction tensioners) that are required to put a patient in ...
An orthopaedic device designed as a flat plate with converging slots and clamps onto which the patient's hand is placed and held (locked) through the application of the clamps to the fingers so that traction can be applied to the hand and fingers. Also know...
An externally-worn orthopaedic device intended to apply traction to the cervical spine/neck to treat pain resulting from non-bone injuries/disorders (e.g., discogenic, occupational, sports, whiplash). It may include moulded components that fit superiorly un...
An externally-worn orthopaedic device designed to apply traction to the lumbar spine to relieve symptoms of back pain and sciatica. It consists of adjustable components worn superiorly under the rib cage, and inferiorly over the iliac crests, with rods hold...
An externally-worn orthopaedic device intended to apply traction to the cervical spine/neck to treat pain resulting from non-bone injuries/disorders (e.g., discogenic, occupational, sports, whiplash). It may include moulded components that fit superiorly un...
An externally-worn orthopaedic device designed to apply traction to the lumbar spine to relieve symptoms of back pain and sciatica. It consists of adjustable components worn superiorly under the rib cage, and inferiorly over the iliac crests, with rods hold...
A hand-operated tensioning device designed to be attached to a patient-contact device (e.g., hand wrap/trap, pelvic bone pin, foot boot, skull tongs) for the application of adjustable pulling force (traction) to a body part (e.g., leg, arm, hand, head, pelv...
A device in the form of a filled bag intended to be used with a system of rope and pulleys, or a bed traction system, to apply traction forces by means of gravity during medical procedures (e.g., orthopaedic surgery, physical therapy). It is typically fille...
An assembly of devices intended to generate and apply computer-controlled horizontal cervical and/or lumbar traction distraction forces, with the ability to target specific spinal segments, for non-surgical decompression of intervertebral discs and/or widen...
A length of synthetic fibre (e.g., nylon) intended to be used with a system of rope and pulleys, or a bed traction system, to apply traction forces during medical procedures (e.g., orthopaedic surgery, physical therapy). It is typically intended to be cut t...
A dedicated, non-powered, wheeled mobility device with a seat designed to enable occupant mobilization while facilitating spinal traction in conjunction with a skull-attached halo ring (not included) for a patient with a spinal disorder (e.g., kyphosis, sco...