TM-400 Traction Unit

$4,616.95

Description

Key Features:

Spinal Traction Modes: The unit has multiple traction modes, including Static, Intermittent, Progressive/Intermittent, and Progressive/Regressive. This variety allows therapists to choose the most appropriate treatment for a patient's specific condition.
Programmable Protocols: The device is designed to be easy to use with an intuitive graphic display. It can store up to 30 user-defined protocols, allowing a clinician to quickly and efficiently apply a patient's customized treatment plan.
Adjustable Parameters: The unit allows for the adjustment of all key traction parameters, including speed, hold time, rest time, and force, giving the therapist precise control over the treatment.
Durable and Compact: The TM-400 is a sturdy, professional-grade piece of equipment. Its relatively compact size makes it suitable for various clinical settings where space may be a consideration.
Safety Features: Traction units are equipped with safety features, such as a patient-controlled safety switch, which allows the patient to immediately stop the treatment if they experience discomfort.

Uses:

The TM-400 Traction Unit is an essential piece of equipment in physical therapy, chiropractic, and orthopedic clinics. Its primary uses include:

Spinal Decompression: The unit is used to apply controlled traction to the cervical (neck) or lumbar (lower back) spine. This can help to relieve pressure on the spinal nerves caused by conditions such as herniated discs, disc degeneration, and spinal stenosis.
Pain Management: It is a non-invasive modality used to reduce pain associated with a variety of back and neck conditions, including sciatica, radiculopathy, and nerve root compression.
Muscle Relaxation: The traction can help to stretch and relax muscles that are in spasm, which can reduce pain and improve range of motion.
Improving Joint Mobility: By applying controlled force to the spine, the unit can help to increase mobility and flexibility in the spinal joints.

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