Mechanical Traction [Part 2] | Cervical & Lumbar Traction Parameters

The video tutorial provides an in-depth look at mechanical traction, focusing on its application for cervical and lumbar spine issues. It covers the indications for using traction, such as inflamed tissues, disc protrusions, and muscle spasms, and explains the differences between static and intermittent traction. The tutorial details the parameters for cervical and lumbar traction, including force, duration, and positioning, and highlights the importance of starting with low force and duration to avoid adverse effects. It also discusses the clinical evidence supporting traction and the potential adverse effects.

What are the adverse effects associated with mechanical traction?

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What is the best position for lumbar traction to reduce disc lesions?

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What is the significance of the 72-hour rule in applying traction after an injury?

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Discuss the evidence regarding the efficacy of lumbar traction for patients with low back pain.

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