19 devices · GMDN 46527
A traction system head halter is a device used to apply pulling force to the head and neck to create traction on the cervical spine. It is made of padded straps that fit under the chin, around the back of the head, and around the neck, with attachment points to connect to an external traction system for horizontal or vertical force application in clinical settings.
This category of device is used in orthopaedic and physical therapy contexts, such as treating cervical fractures or widening intervertebral spaces. Devices in this category are supplied as non-sterile, reusable or single-use accessories intended for use with external traction systems, and their regulation depends on the jurisdiction and intended use as part of a larger traction setup.
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