Medical table with leg support

A leg support extending away from a support frame of an orthopedic table, the leg support comprising:

• a first spar having a first end and a second end, the first end of the first spar being connected to the support frame and a second end extending away from the support frame, the first spar being configured to pivot at the first end of the support frame about a first vertical axis relative to the support frame;
• a second spar having a first end and a second end,
• a joint assembly connecting the first end of the second spar to the second endof the first spar, said joint assembly being configured to allow said second spar to rotate about a second vertical axis relative to the first spar and pivot about a horizontal axis relative to the first spar;
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• a traction assembly removably attached to the second spar via a support mount positioned on a mounting structure, the traction assembly comprising:
• a slide assembly comprising a base and a traction support configured to reciprocally slide along the base;
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• a traction device that the traction support is adjustably configured to support, the traction device comprising:
• a body having a first end and a second end;
• a shaft assembly dimensioned to telescopically extend through the body, the shaft assembly having a shaft body portion disposed within the body and a projecting portion that projects from the second end of the body;
• a boot support attached to the projecting portion of the shaft assembly, the shaft body portion of the shaft assembly being rotatable about an axis of the shaft assembly to adjust a length of the projecting portion and a linear position of the boot support;
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• a collar disposed at the first end of the body and dimensioned to be an extension of the first end of the body, the collar being connected to the shaft body portion of the shaft assembly, the collar being rotatable about the axis of the shaft assembly to rotate the shaft assembly to adjust an angular position of the boot support.