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Traction and trapeze equipment

Saunders Cervical Home Traction Device $489.00 The Saunders Cervical Traction device is the first home traction device specifically designed to deliver up to 50 ...	Saunders® Lumbar Hometrac® $489.00 Saunders Lumbar Traction Provides High-Quality Treatment That Replicates Clinical Traction! The patient is he...
Traction Pelvic Belt $54.95 Features a comfortable flannel lining. • Adjusts easily with pull straps. • Machine washable. • ...	Deluxe Overdoor Traction Set $15.95 • Provides easy to use cervical traction therapy. • One size foam padded head halter with hook and loop ad...
Cervical Traction Mattress Clamp Set with Head Halter $31.95 • Provides traction when patient is in a horizontal position. • Steel pulley support adjusts easily for he...	Fixed Offset Trapeze Bar $153.85 Helps patients change positions in bed and transfer from bed to chair with minimal assistance. A wide range of heigh...
Pronex Pneumatic Cervical Traction Device Options Available How Pronex™ works Pronex™ cradles the reclining patient's head and neck on two...	Trapeze Floor Stand $169.95 Trapeze floor stand provides free standing support for Trapeze (model #7740P) when application on headboard is not a...
Bariatric Trapeze 600 lb Weight Capacity $1127.49 Designed to assist individuals weighing up to 600lbs in changing positions while in bed and aid in transferring in and o...

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