Traction Machine With Bed, Foldable

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Traction Table:This is the bed-like structure where the patient lies. It's often a three-fold design for easy storage and transport, and may have adjustable sections to accommodate different spinal areas. The table can be upholstered for comfort and may have ball-bearing rollers for friction-free movement, especially for lumbar traction.  Traction Machine:This device provides the pulling force. It often includes a digital timer, patient safety switch, and a metal gearbox for controlling the traction. The machine can apply both static and intermittent traction, with adjustable force levels.  Harnesses:These are belts or straps used to attach to the patient's body to apply the traction force. Common types include pelvic and thoracic harnesses.  Cervical Collar:Used for applying traction to the neck, allowing for adjustable angles and forces.  Functionality: Adjustable Traction Force:The machine allows for precise control of the pulling force, ranging from 0 to 100 pounds, or kilograms, depending on the unit.  Treatment Modes:Traction machines typically offer static and intermittent traction modes, with programmable treatment patterns and settings.  Safety Features:Patient safety switches and automatic system checks are often included to ensure a safe and effective treatment.  Comfort:High-density foam cushioning and soft, breathable fabric covers are common features to ensure patient comfort during the procedure.  Versatility:These machines can be used for a variety of conditions, including spinal stenosis, herniated discs, and chronic pain.  Benefits: Pain Relief: Traction can help reduce pressure on spinal nerves and discs, providing pain relief. Improved Alignment: It can help realign spinal segments and improve posture. Decompression: Traction can help decompress spinal structures, reducing nerve compression.