Device for stationary and/or ambulant traction of the spinal column
AssigneeFisheries Management and Supply Co A.B.
InventorJan Broselid
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AssigneeFisheries Management and Supply Co A.B.
InventorJan Broselid
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A device for applying traction to, and/or relieving part of the pressure on, the human spinal column, including a lower, adjustable harness (2), being supported against the patient's pelvis/hipbone, an upper, adjustable harness (1) taking support around the patient's shoulders and under the arm pits, thus applying traction to a maximum number of the vertebrae via keybones and shoulder blades, and elastic force elements (3), striving to separate the two harnesses, symmetrically arranged between said harnesses, on both sides of the spine, said elastic force elements all being located on the front side of the patient's body and including at least two gas springs (3) having the same, pre-selectable, nearly stroke-independent force, and being symmetrically located on each side of, and equally spaced from, the body symmetry plane through the spine.
A device for applying traction to and applying a tension force on a patient's spinal column, the patient having a hip bone, shoulders and a chest, comprising:
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