
United Medicare Skin Traction Set (PUF Liner) (H-01) - Child
United Medicare

Est. delivery 3-5 Days
Dyna Cervical Traction kit can stabilize and realign bone fractures.
Traction kit helps reduce back pain.
Cervical Traction may prevent muscle contractures.
It can be used at home/clinics/nursing home.
Cervical traction can help relax tight neck muscles.
Dyna Cervical Traction provides utmost immobilization.It effectively relieves neck pain and resumes normal and active functions.
Cervical traction, the chin and occipital (back of the head) pads are essential components of a head halter that, when attached to a spreader bar and counterweight, apply a pulling force to the neck to relieve tension and pain.
Cervical pulley traction is a technique used to relieve neck pain and related conditions.Cervical traction is made of foam padded chin and occipital pad provide maximum comfort over extended wear.
A spreader bar in a cervical traction kit that helps distribute the pulling force evenly when applying traction to the neck.The chin and occipital pads are attached to the counterweight suspended over the door using the cords, spreader bar, and over-door hanger.
Cervical traction relieves the neck pain by gently stretching the neck or immobilizing the spine after a neck injury.Effectively relieves neck pain and resumes normal, active functions.
Secure the overhead hanger.
Place the chin and occipital pads in the chin and occipital region.
Pull the cord and apply the weight at the end of the Nylon cord.
Apply weight using a traction pully or apparatus.
To be strictly used as per medical advice.
Weight should not exceed the recommended Kg.
Keep out of reach of children.

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