Enhance the efficacy of your spinal treatments with the Flexion Stool 2 Section, an essential accessory designed to complement your clinical traction table. This stool is engineered to provide precise anatomical support, ensuring patients maintain the optimal position for lumbar decompression and flexion therapies. By elevating the legs and supporting the knees, the stool helps neutralize the pelvis and flatten the lumbar spine, which is critical for opening intervertebral spaces and maximizing the benefits of traction. Built with a robust frame and medical-grade upholstery, this unit offers the stability required for a professional healthcare environment while ensuring patient relaxation during therapeutic sessions.

Key Features and Benefits

Two-Section Versatility: The distinct two-section design allows for nuanced positioning. It accommodates patients of varying leg lengths and heights, ensuring that the hips are flexed at the correct angle to offload the lumbar spine effectively.
Medical-Grade Upholstery: Designed for the rigorous demands of a busy clinic, the exterior covering is durable, tear-resistant, and easy to sanitize between appointments, ensuring high standards of hygiene.
Non-Slip Stability: The base is equipped with high-grip feet that prevent the stool from shifting during treatment, providing a secure foundation that gives both the therapist and patient confidence.
Compact Footprint: While providing ample support, the stool’s efficient design ensures it does not clutter the treatment room, fitting easily under standard traction tables when not in use.

Indications for Use

This stool is indicated for use in physical therapy, chiropractic, and rehabilitation settings where spinal traction or decompression is performed. It is specifically designed to:

Support the lower extremities during supine lumbar traction.
Assist in positioning for flexion-distraction protocols.
Relieve tension in the psoas and hamstring muscles to reduce lumbar lordosis.
Provide a comfortable resting position for acute lower back pain patients requiring a 90/90 position (knees and hips at 90-degree angles).

Specifications

Height Range: Adjustable from 18" to 23"
Cushion Thickness: 3 inches of high-density foam
Upholstery: Heavy-duty, medical-grade vinyl
Weight Capacity: Supports up to 350 lbs
Base: 5-star durable nylon base with dual-wheel casters for smooth mobility

Features of Chiropractic Stools

In addition to providing a comfortable seat for patients during chiropractic treatments, chiropractic stools also offer a range of features that cater specifically to the needs of practitioners. Here are some key features to look for when choosing a chiropractic stool:

Adjustable height: One of the most important factors in any medical stool is its adjustable height. This allows practitioners to customize the stool's position based on their own height and the specific treatment being performed.
Swivel base: A swivel base allows for smooth movement and easy access to different areas of the patient's body without having to constantly adjust the stool's position.
Wheels or casters: Many chiropractic stools come equipped with wheels or casters, making it easier to move around the treatment room and providing increased mobility when working with patients.
Ergonomic design: Look for a stool that has an ergonomic design to promote proper posture and prevent strain on the practitioner's back and shoulders.
Comfortable cushioning: As practitioners may spend long periods of time sitting on their stool, it is important to choose one with comfortable cushioning to prevent discomfort or fatigue.
Sturdy construction: A sturdy construction is crucial in any medical equipment, including chiropractic stools. Make sure to choose a stool that can withstand daily use and provide stability during treatments.

Chattanooga Flexion Stool 2 Section For Traction Table