Axial Trac® is a revolutionary newly patented table that offers the DC as well as the patient superior flexion distraction.
Features:
Up to 3 times more traction
ore specific distraction
Hands on technique done to patients tolerance
Height 32"
Electric foot control for height, tension, and travel
Multi-functional titling headpiece
Optional drops
The Axial Trac flexion distraction table was unveiled at the Florida Chiropractic Association’s national convention in August. Manufacted by F&B Chiropractic this table employs new technology patented by W. Patrick Danzey, D.C.. This is the first table that combines variable amounts of long axis (axial) traction with each flexion stroke.
The hallmark of Axial Trac is a sliding upper pelvic section that is mechanically forced into distraction as the table is flexed. The traction handle is fixed to a non-sliding portion of the pelvic section so it does not move away from the doctor. There are three electric motors controlled by foot pedals, one for table elevation up to thirty-two inches, one for spring tension and one to pre-select the amount of long axis traction. A multi-position headpiece is standard. Cervical drop, thoracic drop and break-away thoracic section are available.
Dr. Danzey has been utilizing flexion distraction for twenty-five years and realized the need for on-demand additional traction. The technique is performed manually allowing the amount of additional traction delivered with each flexion or lateral flexion stroke to be determined by the doctor’s feel and the patient’s tolerance. Table calibration allows the doctor to record the amount of enhanced flexion distraction given on each visit.
Axial Trac combines the best aspects of flexion distraction and spinal decompression in one multipurpose adjusting table. The technique is highly specific allowing the doctor to target individual spinal levels and right or left sides utilizing manual contact and lateral flexion. The design goal of Axial Trac was to maintain this level of target site specificity while being able to deliver up to three times more traction than a conventional flexion distraction table.
