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| COMFORTRAC CERVICAL TRACTION |
| COMFORTABLE • SIMPLE • EFFECTIVE |
| OUR INNOVATIVE DESIGN MAKES IT POSSIBLE FOR PATIENTS TO GO HOME WITH THE SAME QUALITY TRACTION THEY RECEIVE DURING PHYSICAL THERAPY. |
The cervical (neck) home traction unit has been carefully engineered to provide maximum comfort, efficacy, and ease of use. Details that highlight this superior design include a push-of-a-button "quick release" pump, and a contouring memory foam headrest that cradles the head. Likewise, transporting the unit has been made effortless through the use of lightweight durable materials and a carry-case with smooth rolling in-line skate wheels and a retractable stow-away handle typically found only in top-quality ballistic luggage..
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| YOUR WHOLE CERVICAL TRACTION SET INCLUDES: |
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Carrying Case |
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Memory Pillow |
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Independently Adjustable Neck Wedges |
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Hand Pump |
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Neck Wedge Cover |
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User Manual |
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| CERVICAL TRACTION FEATURES: |
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Fully Adjustable Angle of Incline
Without the need to order extra parts |
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Memory Pillow
conforms comfortably to the head |
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Independently Adjustable Neck Wedges provide a custom fit |
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Quick Release Button
push to release the traction force |
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Hand Pump
automaticaly maintains the desired pounds of force during treatment |
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| The Memory Pillow |
| The original "memory foam" was developed for NASA astronauts. Sensitive to body temperature with a gel-like consistency, the "memory pillow" gives even pressure distribution while it supports and moulds to the body's shape. The pillow constantly re-adjusts to ensure weight is distributed evenly, with the comfortable feeling of the right "fit". |
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| HOW TO USE CERVICAL TRACTION : |
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Lie down on your back placing your neck between the neck wedges, your shoulders on the back pillow and your head on the head slide cushion. Ensure that the head slide is in the starting position by pressing and holding the air release button. |
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The neck wedge should comfortably cradle your neck. Adjust the neck wedges according to the recommendations of your clinician or therapist. |
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Place forehead strap around your forehead and adjust for a snug fit. |
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Reposition your body so that the base of your head fits firmly between the neck wedges, such that there is no gap between your head and the neck wedges. Ensure that the head slide is in the starting position by pressing and holding the air release button. |
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Begin gradually pumping air into the air cylinder until the recommended amount of traction force has been reached. Monitor the hand pump gauge making sure never to exceed the amount of traction force prescribed by your health care professional. |
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Stop pumping when the recommended amount of traction force has been attained. The hand pump will hold the pressure automatically. |
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After you have reached your recommended traction level, begin timing your traction treatment as prescribed by your health care provider. |
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After the traction treatment is complete, press the release button to release the traction. |
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Release the forehead strap. Relax for a couple of minutes before removing your head from the COMFORTRAC device. |
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| CERVICAL TRACTION BENEFITS: |
For centuries, neck and upper back pain have been effectively treated using cervical traction.
New medical innovations, particularly the development of the COMFORTRAC device have helped bring cervical traction technology into the 21st Century; utilizing efficient product design and quality material components.
Today, patients can receive cervical traction in a safe, comfortable and effective manner from the convenience of their own home, workplace, or on the road. While lying on their backs, patients can receive easy to use and relaxing treatment for their neck and upper back pain. |
| Cervical traction has helped many types of neck conditions. Traction may be used to treat the following conditions: |
| Note: Always consult your health care provider before beginning any treatment: |
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Cervical Nerve Root Compression |
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Headaches |
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Herniated Discs |
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Joint Stiffness |
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Muscle Tightness |
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Osteoarthritis |
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SUPPORTING
RESEARCH & REFERENCES |
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Spine. 1996 Aug 15;21(16):1877-83." Nonoperative management of herniated cervical intervertebral disc with radiculopathy." PMID:8875719
Spine. 1985 Dec;10(10):867-71. " Cervical spine disorders. A comparison of three types of traction." PMID: 3914085
J Manipulative Physiol Ther. 2002 Mar-Apr;25(3):188-92. " Intermittent cervical traction for cervical radiculopathy caused by large-volume herniated disks." PMID: 11986581
Bangladesh Med Res Counc Bull. 2002 Aug;28(2):61-9. "Effects of cervical traction and exercise therapy in cervical spondylosis." PMID: 12825763 |
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| CERVICAL TRACTION TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS |
| Maximum Force |
50 lbs |
| Angles of Incline |
10, 15 and 20 degrees (with no additional parts or attachments) |
| Hand Pump |
Displays force in both pounds and kilograms |
| Neck Wedges |
Independently adjustable |
| Headrest Material |
Memory Foam |
| Testing |
15,000 cycles which equals using 3 times daily for 15 years |
| Packing Info |
Dimensions: 21"x 12" x 12"
Weight: 15 lbs |
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