Saunders Lumbar Traction Device

Description

The Saunders Lumbar Traction Device is a home traction device that provides unparalleled traction therapy and is an alternative to long-term clinical care. The features allow true replication of clinical treatments and are designed to deliver up to 200 lbs force. Comfort and force of home treatments are identical to what patients would receive in the clinic. Lumbar traction can be delivered in either the supine or prone position, on a friction-free, actively moving surface. Traction can even be performed on the patient’s bed. The hand held pump is patient friendly and provides precise treatment for a variety of conditions while ensuring safety–user has total control of force at all times. It is shipped factory sealed with a simple user’s guide and a carrying case for easy traveling. 
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Product Features

Traction can be performed on a bed – the patient does not have to stoop down to the floor for treatments 
Applies up to 200 pounds of effective force. 
Hand-held pneumatic pump with easy to read gauge. Blow-off valve limits the amount of traction force.
Comfortable padded, non-slip harnesses
Deluxe carrying case incorporates detachable wheels for enhanced portability and doubles as a padded treatment surface for added comfort
Perform daily treatments in the home, workplace, or when traveling
Comfortable and cost-effective option to continuing clinical traction treatments.

Specifications

Size
26€ x 29€ x 5€
24 lbs

Indications

Pain in back or neck
Herniated or protruding discs
Degenerative disc disease
Posterior facet syndrome
Sciatica
Joint hypomobility
Sub acute joint inflammation
Nerve root impingement
Paraspinal muscle spasm
Contraindications

Acute or traumatic injury
Spinal instability
Fractures
Extruded disc fragmentation
Severe rheumatoid arthritis
Spinal cord compression
Infections or inflammatory disease
Serious pathology, disease or malignancy
Spreading and/or aggravation of patient’s symptoms