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    This document lists and describes various traction and bracing techniques used to treat musculoskeletal injuries and conditions. Traction methods include Cotrel traction for cervical spine issues, Bucks Extension for femur and hip injuries, and Dunlop's Skin Traction for humerus fractures. Common bracing techniques are also outlined, such as the Milwaukee Brace for scoliosis, Forester brace for cervicothoracolumbar issues, and cervical collars for neck injuries. The document provides an overview of different immobilization and positioning devices across various parts of the body.

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    List of Traction and Braces with their respective use and affectations

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    This document lists and describes various traction and bracing techniques used to treat musculoskeletal injuries and conditions. Traction methods include Cotrel traction for cervical spine issues, Bucks Extension for femur and hip injuries, and Dunlop's Skin Traction for humerus fractures. Common bracing techniques are also outlined, such as the Milwaukee Brace for scoliosis, Forester brace for cervicothoracolumbar issues, and cervical collars for neck injuries. The document provides an overview of different immobilization and positioning devices across various parts of the body.

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    Traction and Braces

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    Charisse Camantigue
    This document lists and describes various traction and bracing techniques used to treat musculoskeletal injuries and conditions. Traction methods include Cotrel traction for cervical spine issues, Bucks Extension for femur and hip injuries, and Dunlop's Skin Traction for humerus fractures. Common bracing techniques are also outlined, such as the Milwaukee Brace for scoliosis, Forester brace for cervicothoracolumbar issues, and cervical collars for neck injuries. The document provides an overview of different immobilization and positioning devices across various parts of the body.

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    TRACTION 1. Cotrel - Head Halter (for cervical spine affection) + Pelvic girdle (for Lumbo-sacral affection) 2.

    Bucks Extension - Femur and hip affection 3. Dunlops Skin Traction - Supracondylar fracture of the humerus 4. 90 Degrees - Fracture of the femur 5. Stove-in Chest - Severe chest injury with multiple rib fracture 6. Bryants Skin Traction - Femoral fractures, hip injuries among kids below 3 years old 7. Boot Leg Traction - Hip and femoral affection 8. Halo-Pelvic - Scoliosis 9. Halo-Femoral - Severe scoliosis 10. Hammock Suspension - Pelvic affection BRACES 1. Milwaukee Brace - Scoliosis 2. Forester - Cervico-Thoraco-Lumbar Affection 3. Taylor Brace - Upper Thoracic (Potts Disease) 4. Jewett Brace - Lower thoracic 5. Chairback Brace - Lumbo-Sacral 6. Cervical Collar - Cervical affection 7. Philadelphia - Cervical affection 8. Cocked-Up Splint - Wrist drop 9. Banjo Splint - Peripheral Nerve Injury 10. Denis Browne Splint - Clubfoot 11. Yamamoto - Scoliosis 12. Unilateral Leg Brace (Short and Long) - Polio (one leg affection) 13. Bilateral Leg Brace (Long) - Polop

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