Chattanooga Saunders Cervical Traction System - DJO-7040
The Chattanooga Saunders Cervical Traction System accessory is a comfortable approach to cervical traction, that pulls at the base of occiput creating more effective traction.
The system saves the clinician time, with no TMJ pressure and no head halters, which can be uncomfortable for the patient. This system is lightweight.
Features
Features
- An included clevis to mount to a Chattanooga traction device.
- One size fits all with horizontal and unilateral traction.
Compatibility
Compatibility
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#7040: Includes 48039 Clevis. TX Traction Unit (2841, 4759, 4739).
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#7040K-1: Includes 62449 Clevis. TX-1 and TX-7.
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#7040K-2: Includes 62587 Clevis. TRUE-EZE.
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#7040K-3: Includes 62596 Clevis. MP-1, T-100, T-700, TRITON.
Literature
Literature
Chattanooga Treatment and Traction Tables Catalog
Chattanooga Clinical Traction Brochure
DJO Global Saunders Cervical and Lumbar Home Traction Brochure
DJO Global Saunders Cervical Kit and Clevis Combinations
What our Experts Think
Q&A
Q: What is the Chattanooga Saunders Cervical Traction System - DJO-7040?
A: A clinical cervical traction accessory that attaches to Chattanooga traction units to deliver controlled, horizontal neck traction by supporting the occiput for effective spinal decompression.
Q: What does the DJO-7040 include?
A: It includes the Saunders cervical traction device and a clevis for secure attachment to compatible traction systems.
Q: How does this cervical traction system work?
A: It applies traction at the base of the skull (occiput), helping reduce TMJ pressure and providing more targeted cervical spine distraction compared to traditional head halters.
Q: What are the key benefits of the Saunders Cervical Traction System?
A: It improves patient comfort, delivers controlled and consistent traction force, supports cervical decompression, and allows horizontal or unilateral traction setups.
Q: Is the DJO-7040 compatible with other equipment?
A: Yes, it is designed to adapt easily to Chattanooga traction devices and most standard clinical traction systems.
Q: Who is this system intended for?
A: It is intended for licensed healthcare professionals in physical therapy, rehabilitation, chiropractic, and clinical pain management settings.
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