Tynor Type Cervical Traction

The Tynor Cervical Traction Device is a specialized medical device used in orthopedic care to provide traction therapy for patients with cervical spine conditions such as cervical disc herniation, cervical spondylosis, or cervical radiculopathy. Here are some key features and components of the Tynor Cervical Traction Device: Head Halter: The device typically includes a head halter or collar that wraps securely around the patient's head and neck. This head halter is designed to provide support and stabilization to the cervical spine during traction therapy. Traction Pulley System: The cervical traction device is equipped with a traction pulley system, which may include a system of pulleys and weights or a pneumatic mechanism. This system provides the pulling force necessary for traction therapy. Adjustability: The amount of traction applied by the device can be adjusted to suit the patient's individual needs and the requirements of their specific condition. Healthcare professionals typically monitor the patient's response to traction therapy and make adjustments as needed. Purpose: The purpose of the Tynor Cervical Traction Device is to provide controlled traction to the cervical spine, helping to decompress the spinal discs, relieve pressure on pinched nerves, and promote healing in cases of cervical spine conditions. Comfort and Safety: The device is designed to be comfortable for the patient to wear during traction therapy sessions. It also includes safety features to ensure that the traction force is applied safely and effectively.