A NEW TYPE OF PLASTER APPARATUS FOR Continuous Traction and Immobilization of the Cervical Spine: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 10, No 5

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A method of immobilization combined with fixed traction for cervical spine injuries is described, in which skull calipers are incorporated in a modified plaster jacket. The method has been found to be effective in ensuring rigid immobilization and at the same time to be comfortable for the patient.

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