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    Cast and Tractions

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    MacaRonie PepeRownie del Rio
    The document describes various types of body casts used to immobilize different body parts and injuries. It lists casts such as body casts, functional casts, quadrilateral casts, and frog casts that immobilize areas like the back, arms, legs, and hips. It also includes traction methods like Bucks extension traction, boot traction, and halo pelvic traction that are used to treat fractures and injuries in various body regions.

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    The document describes various types of body casts used to immobilize different body parts and injuries. It lists casts such as body casts, functional casts, quadrilateral casts, and frog casts that immobilize areas like the back, arms, legs, and hips. It also includes traction methods like Bucks extension traction, boot traction, and halo pelvic traction that are used to treat fractures and injuries in various body regions.

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    The document describes various types of body casts used to immobilize different body parts and injuries. It lists casts such as body casts, functional casts, quadrilateral casts, and frog casts that immobilize areas like the back, arms, legs, and hips. It also includes traction methods like Bucks extension traction, boot traction, and halo pelvic traction that are used to treat fractures and injuries in various body regions.

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    Cast and Tractions

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    The document describes various types of body casts used to immobilize different body parts and injuries. It lists casts such as body casts, functional casts, quadrilateral casts, and frog casts that immobilize areas like the back, arms, legs, and hips. It also includes traction methods like Bucks extension traction, boot traction, and halo pelvic traction that are used to treat fractures and injuries in various body regions.

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    CASTS BODY CAST -affection of the dorso-lumbar space

    FUNCTIONAL CAST -affection of the shaft with callus formation. Allow flexion and extension of the upper extremity.

    QUADRILATERAL CAST -Or ischial weight bearing cast -fx of the shaft of femur with callus formation

    FROG CAST -Congenital hip dislocation

    SHOULDER SPICA CAST -affection of the upper portion of the humerus and shoulder joint. 1 HIP SPICA CAST -Affection of the hip and femur

    SINGLE HIP SPICA POSTERIOR MOLD -immobilize injuries and reconstructive surgeries of the pelvis, hip, joint, and areas of the knee infection, open wound and swelling.

    DELVIT CAST affection of the proximal tibia fibula and allow flexion and extension of the knee.

    DOUBLE HIP SPICA CAST -bilateral affection of the hip and femur

    SHORT ARM CIRCULAR CAST -affection of the wrist and fingers LONG ARM CIRCULAR CAST -affection of the radius and ulna

    BASKET CAST -to immobilize foot, knee and ankle while allowing wound for exposure.

    CYLINDER CAST -fx of patella CYLINDER POSTERIOR MOLD -affection of the patella infection, open wound and swelling

    RIZZERS JACKET -scoliosis

    PATELLAR TENDON BEARING CAST -ex. Shaft tibia fibula with callus formation

    COLLAR CAST -affection of the cervical spine

    LONG LEG CIRCULAR CAST -fracture tibia fibula SHORT LEG CIRCULAR CAST -affection of the ankle and legs

    SINGLE HIP SPICA CAST -Affection of the hip and femur

    MUNSTER CAST -affection of the radius ulna with callus formation allows extension and flexion of the elbow.

    HANGING CAST -affection of the shaft of the humerus

    LONG ARM POSTERIOR MOLD -affections on radius ulna with infection, open wound and swelling. SHORT ARM POSTERIOR MOLD -affections of the wrist and fingers with infections and open wounds.

    SHOULDER SPICA POSTERIOR MOLD -affection of the upper portion of the humerus and shoulder joint with infection, open wound and swelling LONG LEG POSTERIOR MOLD -affections of the tibia fibula with infection, open wounds. SHORT LEG POSTERIOR MOLD -affections of the ankle and toes with infections and open wounds

    MENERVA CAST -affection of the upper portion of the humerus and shoulder joint with infection, open wound and swelling

    BRACE CAST -affection of the end of femur and allows gradual flexion of the knee.

    PANTALON CAST -affection of the pelvis

    BUCKS EXTENSION TRACTION -affection of femur and hip

    BOOT TRACTION ankle metatarsal fracture TRACTION SIDE ARM TRACTION -supracondylar fracture humerus shoulder

    DUNLOP TRACTION -supracondylar fracture humerus 90-90 LOWER EXTREMITY TRACTION -displaced femoral fracture

    HEAD HALTER TRACTION - cervical spine affection HALO PELVIC TRACTION -scoliosis

    PELVIC TRACTION -lumbar spine such as HNP, low back syndrome

    HALO FEMORAL TRACTION -severe scoliosis

    HEAD HALTER/PELVIC GIRDLE non-adhesive lumbar affection severe cervical sprain, cervical strain, torticollis, mild cervical trauma, potts dse.

    BRYANT TRACTION -fracture of femur, injuries to the hip among children before 3 y/o; skin traction

    HAMMOCK SUSPENSION TRACTION -pelvis region

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