검색
Traction
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a therapeutic method to relieve pain and treat muscle and skeletal disorders by realigning and stretching the spine
What is "traction"?
Traction is a medical treatment that involves gently pulling a part of the body, typically the spine or limbs, to relieve pressure on the skeletal system and associated nerves. This technique is used to treat conditions such as spinal fractures, slipped discs, or joint dislocations by stretching and adjusting the affected area. Traction can be applied by hand by healthcare professionals or through mechanical devices designed to provide controlled pulling forces. The goal of traction is to reduce pain, improve movement, and support the healing process of muscle or bone injuries.
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the friction between a body and the surface on which it moves (as between an automobile tire and the road)
예
His favorite tennis shoes provided excellent traction on the hard court.
The rear tires of the car were larger than the front tires for better traction.
The physical therapist used gentle traction and manipulation techniques to reduce the patient's spinal subluxation.
The athlete drove his cleats into the turf to gain better traction.
The gravel driveway was spread coarsely, providing traction for vehicles.
