Description

The Crutchfield Cervical Traction Tong Medium is a critical instrument in neurotrauma and spinal surgery, specifically designed to provide skeletal traction for realigning the cervical vertebrae. This Crutchfield Cervical Traction Tong Medium features a classic horseshoe-style frame with adjustable lateral pins that are inserted into the outer table of the skull. When managing unstable cervical spine injuries, the Crutchfield Cervical Traction Tong Medium ensures constant, reliable tension to maintain spinal decompression and alignment.

Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel, the Crutchfield Cervical Traction Tong Medium is built to withstand high-tensile traction forces without mechanical deformation. The Crutchfield Cervical Traction Tong Medium includes replaceable, sharp-tipped pins that allow for a secure and localized grip. Many neurosurgeons prefer the Crutchfield Cervical Traction Tong Medium by Fiya Surgical because of its balanced weight and anti-glare satin finish. For initial scalp preparation and vessel control, this device is often used alongside the Halsted mosquito forceps and Metzenbaum scissors delicate version.

To ensure a safe and steady operative environment, clinicians frequently pair this stabilization tool with the Stieglitz splinter forceps for fine manipulations and the Mayo-Hegar needle holder for securing incisions around the entry site. The Crutchfield Cervical Traction Tong Medium remains a trusted solution for surgeons requiring dependable cranial fixation for cervical realignment.

Technical Specifications

• Material: Reusable, High-Quality Stainless Steel (Autoclavable).
• Size: Medium frame for adolescent or small adult cranial diameters.
• Pin Type: Threaded lateral pins with sharp fixation tips.
• Adjustment: Manual screw-driven pin advancement for secure fitting.
• Finish: Non-glare satin finish to eliminate light reflection.
• Certification: ISO & CE Certified with a 3-Year Warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• What is the difference between Crutchfield and Gardner-Wells tongs?
  Crutchfield tongs typically require small burr holes for pin placement, whereas Gardner-Wells tongs are often designed for direct compression-based fixation.
• Is the medium size suitable for all patients?
  The medium size is generally optimized for adolescents or adults with smaller cranial profiles; larger patients may require the ‘Large’ frame version.
• Can the pins be replaced if they become dull?
  Yes, the fixation pins are replaceable to ensure a sharp, secure grip for every procedure, maintaining the highest safety standards.