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2 Tra ction and Decompression Therapy 2013
3 TM 1 Traction and Decompression Therapy INTRODUCTION Chattanooga is the world s largest manufacturer of rehabilitation equipment for treating musculoskeletal, neurological and soft tissue disorders. For over six decades, Chattanooga has set a benchmark for leadership, reliability and excellence. Our products contribute to better treatment outcomes in hospitals, clinics and home settings worldwide. We lead the physiotherapy industry by example and, through continuous innovation, provide real world solutions for clinicians and their patients. As the world s leading brand in rehabilitation, Chattanooga is sold in over 80 countries worldwide. Chattanooga is directly represented in our key markets but also has long lasting relationships with dedicated distributors in the USA, Canada, Latin America, EMEA and Asia Pacific. Our Chattanooga distributors and customers are supported for order placement, training, product delivery and after sales service by a dedicated team of highly skilled DJO employees based all over the world. Chattanooga is a brand of DJO Global Inc. DJO Global provides solutions for musculoskeletal health, vascular health and pain management. Our products help prevent injuries or rehabilitate after surgery, injury or from degenerative disease, enabling patients to regain or maintain their natural motion. Visit Traction Manual and mechanical traction has been utilized for years as a safe solution in the treatment of spinal conditions involving nerve root compression, acute muscular spasm and osteoarthritic discogenic conditions. However, all mechanical traction devices are not the same. Chattanooga Triton Traction system sets the standard. With the Triton Progressive Therapeutic Rehabilitation System, Chattanooga has introduced a new generation of innovative traction devices that mimic the intricate nuances of the manual therapist s hands, thereby expanding the features of modern day traction. As a supplier of rehabilitation equipment, we see ourselves as a committed partner to the rehabilitation practitioner.
4 2 CONTENTS Introduction 1 Spine Solutions with Triton DTS 3 Triton DTS Package 5 Triton Traction Unit 7 Tru Trac Traction Unit and Traction Tables 8 Saunders Home Traction Devices 9 Accessories 10
5 3 Traction and Decompression Therapy spine solutions with triton dts Independently Adjustable Chest Section Removable Axilla Posts Pelvic Tilt Section Repositional Headpiece (0-35 ) Foldaway Grab Bar Adjustable Arm Rests
6 4 Touch Screen 270 Pivoting Interface Triton DTS Traction Head Patient Data Card Port Visual Rope Angle Indicator (0-20 ) Dual Purpose Patient Interrupt Switch and EMG Indicator (optional) Gas-assist Leg Section Pivoting Traction Mount Adjustable Height Integrated Lockable Caster System Friction Free Spring Controlled Horizontal Glide Mechanical/Physiological Effects of Traction Therapy Decompression Relieve pressure on nerves Unload spine Decrease disc bulging Separate vertebrae Mobilisation Stretch the ligaments and tendons Stress the capsule, facet joints and intravertebral discs Migration of nucleus pulposus Anti-inflammatory response Decrease muscle tone Decrease inflammation Circulation Improvement Blood flow to tissues Venous flow away from tissues Clinical Indications for Traction Therapy Back pain resulting from herniated, bulging, or protruding discs Discogenic pain Joint pain Spondylosis Facet joint disorders Root impingement Hypomobility Compression fractures Muscle spasms Cervical radiculopathy Clinical Benefits of Traction Therapy Decreased pain Decreased muscle tone Increased range of motion Increased flexibility Reduced edema Reduced disc herniation Relieve nerve root compression
7 5 Traction and Decompression Therapy ORDERING INFORMATION TRITON DTS PACKAGE Part Number Description Triton DTS 4767 Triton DTS Package includes: Triton DTS Traction Unit Triton DTS Traction Table Patient Interrupt Switch Patient Data Card (1x) QuikWrap DTS Belting System Saunders Cervical Traction Device (with clevis) Knee Bolster Set Stabilizer Pressure Biofeedback User Manual on CD 4766 EMG module includes: Patient Interrupt/EMG Indicator Switch EMG Leadwire DuraStick Plus 5cm Round Electrodes (4x) DuraStick Premium 3cm Round Electrodes (4x) Black Naugahyde Wedge COLOR OPTIONS Standard Colors Black (002) Imperial Blue (001) FEATURES The Chattanooga Triton DTS package offers a complete system with a uniquely engineered spine table, a sophisticated traction unit, and simple harnessing with Quik-Wrap. The system is further accessorized with a cervical traction attachment, knee bolsters, and pressure biofeedback device. Burgundy (004) Midnight Gray (033) Dove (007) Stone Blue (061) NOTICE: Color charts are produced within the limitations of lithographic color printing and are intended as a general guide only. 5 unique DTS Pull Patterns deliver pulls designed to closely replicate the manual therapy experience Pretension step eases guarding and provides greater comfort for the acute patient Independent timer control for pretension, progression, traction, and regression Automatic speed variation during the Progressive phase Gradient pulls, oscillations, and Progressive Range of Motion Variable speed motor (30%, 50%, 100%) increases treatment flexibility Clinical Protocols for cervical and lumbar along with 80 User-Defined Protocol slots Static, intermittent, and cycling traction options Full color graphic library includes anatomical images, common pathologies, and detailed belting techniques on high resolution touch-screen Multi-lingual software on board Save patient treatment sessions on Patient Data Cards, which record patient pain mapping, pain scales, and pain types all from the unit to the card Surface EMG activation initiates the session when patient relaxes to the EMG target
8 6 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Triton Traction Unit Mains Power: Power Consumption: Current Consumption: Weight: Dimensions*: Safety Tests: V, 50/60 Hz 75 W 3.2 Amps Max 14 kg 45 x 24 x 45 cm Class 1, Type B IEC/UL/EN , IEC/EN , CAN C22.2 No M90 w/a2 - Meets MDD 93/42/EEC, CE 0413 Triton DTS Traction Table Mains Power: Current: Power Input: Weight: Dimensions*: Safety Tests: 230 V, 50 Hz; 120 V, 60 Hz 230 V A; 120 V A 230 V W; 120 V W 143 kg x 71 x 51 to 102 cm Class 1, Type B IEC/UL/EN , CAN/CSA C22.2 No M90 w/a2 EMG Module Class 1, Type BF FEATURES Provides maximum patient comfort in prone and supine positions for both manual therapy and traction therapy Pelvic Tilt section provides flexion of lumbar spine to improve positioning in traction Pelvic Tilt helps address pelvic asymmetry commonly seen in low back pain patients Independently controlled arm and chest sections assist in maintaining a neutral spine Repositional head piece elevates to 35º, allowing easy access to the thoracic and cervical spine Repositional head piece cradles the patient s head comfortably in prone and supine Tuck-away, grab bars for prone hanging traction without a thoracic restraint Gas spring assist on friction-free moveable sections for easy positioning Adjustable height table from cm Removable axilla posts provide additional fixation to the table, preventing slippage during supine traction * Dimensions are listed as L x W x H
9 7 Traction and Decompression Therapy ORDERING INFORMATION TRITON TRACTION UNIT Part Number Description Triton Traction Unit 4749 Triton Traction Unit Standard Accessories Patient Interrupt Switch Patient Data Cards (1x) User Manual on CD Optional Accessories 4766 EMG module includes: Patient Interrupt/EMG Indicator Switch EMG Leadwire DuraStick Plus 5cm Round Electrodes (4x) DuraStick Premium 3cm Round Electrodes (4x) TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Triton Traction Unit Mains Power: Power Consumption: Current Consumption: Weight: V, 50/60 Hz 75 W 3.2 Amps Max 14 kg Dimensions*: Safety Tests: EMG Module * Dimensions are listed as L x W x H 45 x 24 x 45 cm Class 1, Type B IEC/UL/EN , IEC/EN , CAN C22.2 No M90 w/a2 - Meets MDD 93/42/EEC, CE 0413 Class 1, Type BF FEATURES Static, intermittent, and cycling traction Independent timers allow easy customization of traction pulls in progressive, regressive, and traction phases Variable speed motor (30%, 50% and 100%) Pretension step eases the patient into traction to prevent muscle guarding and pretest patient s tolerance to traction force Clinical Protocols provided for both cervical and lumbar conditions Full color graphic library complete with visual tutorial of belting techniques, anatomical images and common pathologies Digital high resolution color touch screen that pivots 270º 80 User defined protocol slots Easily store treatment parameters, pain scales, and pain maps on Patient Data Cards Upgrade with the optional EMG module
10 8 tru trac Traction Unit and Traction Tables ORDERING INFORMATION Part Number Description Tru-Trac Traction Device 4779 Tru-Trac Traction Unit Standard Accessories Patient Interrupt Switch Patient Data Cards (1x) User Manual on CD Economy Hi-Lo Traction Table 6870 TTET-200 Optional Accessories Foot Switch Retractable Casters Economy Fixed Height Traction Table 6840 TTFT-200 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Tru-Trac Traction Device Mains Power: Power Consumption: Current Consumption: Weight: V, 50/60 Hz 75 W 3.2 Amps Max 14 kg (30 lbs) FEATURES Tru-Trac Traction Unit Static, intermittent, and cycling Traction User-defined hold, rest and treatment times 10 User-defined protocol slots to store customized settings Digital monochromatic touch screen interface that pivots 270º Easily store treatment parameters, pain scales, and pain maps on Patient Data Cards TTET-200 The TTET-200 is a two-section, 71 cm wide table with an adjustable height from 48 cm - 96 cm and a working load of 181 kg. Optional retractable casters are available. Traction unit and traction stool sold separately. Available in all upholstery colors shown in chart. TTFT-200 The TTFT-200 is a two-section, 71 cm wide table with a fixed height 81 cm from top to floor and a working load of up to 159 kg. Traction unit and traction stool sold separately. Available in all upholstery colors shown in chart. Dimensions*: Safety Tests: Economy Hi-Lo Traction Table Mains Power: Current: Power Input: Weight: Dimensions*: * Dimensions are listed as L x W x H 45 x 24 x 45 cm Class 1, Type B IEC/UL/EN , IEC/EN , CAN C22.2 No M90 w/a2 - Meets MDD 93/42/EEC, CE V, 50/60 Hz; 120 V, 60 Hz 230 V A; 120 V A 230 V W; 120 V W 64 kg (140 lb) 196 x 71 x 48 to 96 cm Class 1, Type B COLOR OPTIONS Standard Colors Black (002) Imperial Blue (001) TTFT 200 TTET 200 Burgundy (004) Dove (007) Midnight Gray (033) Stone Blue (061) NOTICE: Color charts are produced within the limitations of lithographic color printing and are intended as a general guide only.
11 9 Traction and Decompression Therapy ORDERING INFORMATION SAUNDERS HOME TRACTION DEVICES Part Number Description Saunders Cervical Traction Saunders Cervical Traction Standard Accessories Headstrap and Pads Cervical Hand Pump Angle Adjuster Shoulder Bag User s Guide Saunders Lumbar HomeTrac Saunders Lumbar HomeTrac Standard Accessories Lumbar Hand Pump Carrying Case and Harnesses User s Guide Upper harness Lower Harness FEATURES Safe A proven alternative to surgery for some patients Traction forces are directed to the back of the head to prevent compression of the TMJ Easy to read pressure gauge provides total control of the force at all times Blow-off valve limits the amount of force that can be applied The Lumbar HomeTrac s friction free surface ensures smooth motion Effective A cost effective option to continuous clinical care Saunders Cervical Home Traction s innovative design replicates clinical traction and promotes consistency of treatment The Cervical Home Traction s positioning alternatives allow varying treatment options for the clinician Effective (Cont.) Patented pneumatic system ensures reliable force accuracy and leak-free performance The Lumbar HomeTrac s split table design and actively moving treatment surface replicates clinical traction and promotes consistency of treatment Easy to Use A portable treatment solution that increases patient compliance and satisfaction Patented self adjusting neck wedges ensure a perfect fit on the Saunders Cervical Home Traction Patented pump design incorporates a simple click in place mechanism Quick and simple patient set-up enables home traction without assistance Lumbar Home Trac s non-slip belts comfortably secure the patient to the device
12 10 TRACTION ACCESSORIES ORDERING INFORMATION A B C Part Number A 1410 B 3600 C 4390 D E Description Deluxe Universal Belt System Mobile Traction Stand Overdoor Traction Kit Bolster Set DTS Naugahyde Bolsters 15 cm x 61 cm D E F F Naugahyde Wedges 10 cm x 51 cm x 56 cm G 4291 Facial Pillow H Pneumatic Stools Imperial Blue without Back Burgundy without Back G H K Dove Gray without Back Black without Back Imperial Blue with Back Burgundy with Back Dove Gray with Back I J Black with Back I TXS-1 Flexion Stools Imperial Blue Black Burgundy FEATURES A Deluxe Universal Belt System Universal fit, for use with pelvic or lumbar traction applications up to 91 kg B Mobile Traction Stand Provides a mount for Chattanooga traction devices to be secured to almost any table. Fully adjustable, secure strapping to table Traction unit sold separately C Overdoor Traction Kit Over-the-door cervical traction kit, for patient administered flexion or extension cervical traction D Naugahyde Knee Wedge Provides optimum body position for multiple treatment applications. Covered with durable Naugahyde upholstery E Naugahyde Bolsters Improve weight-bearing dynamic gross motor movements, coordination, righting reactions, balance, strength and muscle tone Covered with durable Naugahyde upholstery F Naugahyde Wedges Flat surfaced positioning shapes used to build head control, sitting balance, trunk control and upper extremity function Covered with durable Naugahyde upholstery G Facial Pillow Supports the head and neck of the patient for more comfortable traction sessions H Pneumatic Stools High-quality, therapy stools with a thick foam upholstered swivel seat Convenient gas spring which makes raising and lowering of the stool simple Stools support 158 kg (350 lbs) and are available with or without a back I TXS-1 Flexion Stool Adjustable height enabling placement of the patient s lumbar spine into a neutral or flexed position for increased comfort. Upholstery can be color coordinated to match traction table J Pron Pillo Elevates the head and shoulders for added comfort. The raised base allows patients in prone position to breathe more easily K Stabilizer Pressure Biofeedback Registers changing pressure to detect body movement during exercise Consists of combined gauge and inflation bulb connected to pressure cell Specifically used for exercises focusing on protection and stabilization of joints, important for prevention and treatment of low back and neck pain Dove Midnight Gray Stone Blue J Pron Pillo 4206 Pron Pillo K Stabilizer 9296 Stabilizer Unit Instruction Manual TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Mobile Traction Stand Dimensions*: 86 cm x cm x cm Mounting Surface: 32 cm x 27 cm Weight: 17 kg * Dimensions are listed as L x W x H
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