Forceps cervical traction device
A cervical traction and pincer technique, which is applied in the fields of medical science, fractures, passive exercise equipment, etc., can solve the problems of large longitudinal force on the atlas and pivot cone, unfavorable repair of damaged cervical vertebrae, and absence of traction force, etc., to achieve Avoiding secondary injuries, simple structure, and the effect of eliminating stress
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[0018] Example 1: In Figure 4 , Figure 5 In the chair support clamp type cervical traction device shown, according to the traction height required by the user, the opening of the traction jaw 3 protrudes forward facing the user's neck, and the traction clamp 4 is fixedly connected to the upper end of the chair back 8, and the chair 10 becomes Support for traction tongs 4. The length of jaw arm 1 and jaw arm 2 protruding forward is subject to the natural curvature of the cervical spine; when pulling, the user sits on the chair surface 9 and clamps the lower edge of the temporal bone mastoid on both sides of the head. Insert it into the traction jaw 3 to support the head by clamping the temporal bone, so as to eliminate the pressure of the head on the cervical spine, and at the same time obtain traction in the natural sagging of the body. The installation height of the traction forceps 4 on the backrest 8 of the chair 10 is that the user sits on the chair surface 9, the body...
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[0019] Example 2: figure 1 , figure 2 , image 3 The pincer type cervical traction device shown is also a specific embodiment of the shoulder-mounted pincer type cervical traction device of the present invention. The traction pincers 4 are pillow-shaped, and the protruding parts at both ends of the pillow are the jaw arm 1 and the jaw arm 2. The concave part in the middle of the pillow The groove is the traction jaw 3, and its shape becomes narrower and narrower as the upper end surface 5 and the lower end surface 6 extend toward each other, and the narrowest point is the position where it reaches the lower border of the temporal bone mastoid process. The distance from the rear end surface 7 to the position where the jaws clamp the temporal bone is based on the natural curvature of the user's cervical spine. When traction in a prone position, when the headrest enters the jaws 3 of the groove, the lower end surface 6 is placed on the shoulders to establish a support point, a...
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