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Cervitrac

The DDS Cervitrac is a comprehensive cervical traction device for treating neck pain. The patented Air Traction pneumatic collar may be worn while ambulating throughout the day or while lying in a supine position when attached to the removable stand. Treatment can be administered effectively and easily on the spot. By increasing the intervertebral disc space, pressure applied on the nerve root is relieved, eliminating pain while promoting recovery.

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HCPCS Code

E0849

Key Features

Air Traction pneumatic collar
Increases intervertebral disc space
Treats neck pain, arthritis, spinal stenosis, and more
The patented and lightweight expansion belt provides traction
One-Touch Velcro Type Connectors
Stand provides pneumatic traction while in the supine position

Indications for Use

Herniated
Bulging discs
Whiplash injuries (injuries which do not involve breakage or dislocation of the bones)
Degenerative changes (arthritis)
Nerve Impingement
Compressions/Radiculopathies
Spondylolysis and spondylolisthesis
Spinal Stenosis
Sciatica
Compression fracture

Manufacturer

DDS

Manuf. Part No.

Cervitrac

Size Chart

Size	Measurement
Small	11.5″ – 14.5″
Large	14.6″ – 17.5″

Manual

Dds_cervitrac_manual

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