Product Description

Traction Cord

The David Scott Traction Cord, 100′ is a high-quality, durable cord designed for use in orthopedic traction systems, providing reliable support and stability for traction procedures. With its 100-foot length, this traction cord offers flexibility for various traction setups, including skeletal, cervical, and limb traction. It is made from strong, wear-resistant materials that can withstand the demands of continuous use, ensuring a safe and effective solution for patient care.

Ideal for both clinical and hospital settings, this cord allows healthcare providers to adjust traction to meet individual patient needs, promoting healing and maintaining alignment for orthopedic recovery. This is non-sterile, Sterile version can be quoted upon request.

Compatibility and Applications

The David Scott Traction Cord is compatible with a range of orthopedic applications where traction is necessary, including:

• Skeletal Traction: Used to apply force to bones during recovery from fractures or dislocations.
• Cervical Traction: Provides neck and spine alignment for patients with spinal or neck injuries.
• Limb Traction: Useful for immobilizing and aligning limbs during orthopedic treatment or post-surgical recovery.
• Hospital and Clinical Settings: Suitable for orthopedic departments in hospitals and clinics that frequently use traction in treatment protocols.

Usage Profile and Applications

• Orthopedic Surgeons and Staff: Ideal for hospital orthopedic departments that use traction for fracture treatment and skeletal realignment.
• Physical Therapists: Useful for physical therapists involved in long-term traction therapy to support healing and improve patient outcomes.
• Emergency and Trauma Care Providers: Suitable for use in trauma cases requiring immediate traction to stabilize fractures.
• Long-Term Care Providers: Applicable in long-term care settings where patients may require ongoing traction support.

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

• Secure Attachments: Ensure all knots and attachments are securely fastened to prevent slippage during use.
• Inspect for Wear: Regularly inspect the cord for signs of wear or fraying, replacing it as necessary to maintain patient safety.
• Store Properly: Coil and store the cord in a cool, dry place to preserve its integrity and prevent tangling.

Similar to DeRoyal Traction Cord 7116-01, Smith & nephew Traction Cord, Zimmer Biomet 18400100