Device for lumbar traction in physiotherapy

Details Device for lumbar traction in physiotherapy Device for lumbar traction in physiotherapy

1988-09-19

1990-06-05

Hafer, Robert A.

Surgery

Body protecting or restraining devices for patients or infants

Restrainers and immobilizers

128 84C, 128 75, A61F 1300, A61F 504, A61H 102

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049305247

ABSTRACT:
A device for lumbar traction in physiotherapists practice with a thoracal fixation belt (1) with widened thoracal belt part (2), and extension piece (3), a longitudinal traction belt (4), pelvical girdle (5), abdominal belt (6), handle clamps (7), traction girdle (8), connection rod (9), traction rope with optional pulley block (10), and body adjusting wedge (11), forming a unit to alleviate deficiencies of the human lumbar and thoracal parts of the intervertebral system.

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