Skin Traction With Crepe
₨830
P_Code: M904
Arthritis or joint misalignment, used to stabilize and align fractures, After surgeries, skin traction with crepe helps maintain proper positioning of bones and joints.
FEATURES
- Made of high quality foam fused fabric with extra porous material
- Elasticated cloth is fastened to leg with simple pressure
APPLICATIONS
Used as a knee traction after injury and surgery
HOW TO WEAR
- Apply foam surface to skin upto the knees.
- Leave loop space at the foot of the leg.
- Insert spreader inside this loop space
- Wrap ‘elastic cloth’ on foam strip
- Tie cord on spreader nose and pass the cord through the pulley, then tie the weight
- Do not exceed more than 3 kgs. weight
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