Cervical Traction Kit with Head Halter

A cervical traction kit with a head halter sleeping component is a set of devices used for cervical traction therapy, specifically for the neck and upper spine. Here is a description of each component:

1. Bed Traction Pulley: The bed traction pulley is a device attached to the bed or frame. It allows for controlled and adjustable application of traction force to the cervical spine during therapy. The pulley system helps in smoothly applying and releasing traction force as needed.
2. Spreader Bar: The spreader bar is a component of the cervical traction kit that connects the head halter to the traction cord. It helps maintain proper alignment and stability during traction therapy.
3. Head Halter: The head halter is a supportive device that wraps around the head and provides a secure attachment point for the traction force. It is designed to comfortably and securely hold the head in place during cervical traction therapy.
4. Vinyl Water/Sand Bag: The vinyl water/sand bag is a durable bag made of vinyl material that is filled with either water or sand. It serves as a weight that is attached to the traction cord to create the necessary traction force. The weight can be adjusted to achieve the desired level of traction.
5. Traction Cord: The traction cord is a strong and flexible cord that connects the head halter to the weight bag. It transmits the traction force from the weight bag to the cervical spine, creating the desired traction effect.

These components work together to apply traction force to the cervical spine, helping to alleviate pain, reduce pressure, and assist in the healing process for certain neck or upper spine conditions.

It’s important to note that cervical traction therapy should be performed under the supervision and guidance of a healthcare professional or as prescribed by a physician. The specific instructions for setting up and using the cervical traction kit may vary, so it is essential to follow the manufacturer’s guidelines and the healthcare provider’s recommendations for safe and effective traction therapy.