S301 Single Traction Splint
By: Sager
$1,293.73
The S301 Single Traction Splint uses dynamically determined “straight in line” traction force to treat single leg proximal third and mid shaft fractures.
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- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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- Frequently Asked Questions
The S301 Single Traction Splint is a splint intended to treat single leg proximal third and mid shaft fractures.
The splint applies dynamic traction that is simultaneously gentle and quantifiable. It supports the gradual reduction of traction force levels as muscle spasms decrease and leg length increases. As a result, First Responders can document the precise amount of traction applied .
Sager single traction splints are also designed to use “straight in line” traction that is medial to the injured femur (thigh bone). This ensures an anatomically correct point of counter traction.
In addition, you can apply the splints in any position. Healthcare providers can also move and handle the patient with no risk that traction may be lost.
Sager have designed this single traction splint to fit any patient falling within the 5th to 99th percentile of sizes. This ensures near universal sizing.
The splint also has stainless steel construction to ensure optimal durability. It is supplied complete with all accessories that healthcare professionals may need for its use.
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S301 Single Traction Splint
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does the S301 Single Traction Splint apply traction differently than traditional splints, and why is that beneficial?
The S301 utilizes a unique dynamic and quantifiable traction system. Unlike rigid splints that apply a static, fixed force, the S301 features a calibrated telescoping mechanism. This allows the responder to apply a gentle, graduated pull that directly corresponds to the patient’s specific needs. The key benefit is its adaptability; as painful muscle spasms surrounding the fracture begin to decrease, the tension can be precisely reduced in response, minimizing discomfort and promoting proper alignment.
This quantifiable approach also enhances clinical practice. Responders can document the exact poundage of traction applied at each stage, providing valuable, objective data for handoff to receiving hospital staff. Furthermore, the splint employs an anatomically correct “straight in-line” pull that runs medial to the injured femur. This design ensures the traction force is directed properly, optimizing stabilization and reducing the risk of complicating the injury during transport.
Is the S301 Single Traction Splint difficult to apply in confined or challenging emergency scenarios?
A primary advantage of the S301 is its exceptional versatility in application. It is designed to be applied to a patient in virtually any position they are found—whether supine, seated, or entangled. This eliminates the need for potentially harmful log-rolling or extensive movement that could exacerbate the fracture or cause further injury before stabilization.
Once secured, the splint’s robust, stainless-steel construction and locking mechanisms ensure that the set traction is maintained reliably, even during difficult extrication or movement over uneven terrain. Healthcare providers can confidently maneuver the patient without fear of losing traction integrity. This combination of flexible application and secure maintenance makes it an invaluable tool for real-world, unpredictable emergency environments, from vehicle collisions to remote wilderness settings.
Will one S301 single traction splint fit all of the patients I might encounter?
Yes, the S301 is engineered for near-universal patient sizing, designed to accommodate individuals from the 5th to the 99th percentile. This extensive range is achieved through its fully adjustable components, including the telescoping main body and adaptable securing straps. Whether treating a petite adult or a tall, larger-framed individual, the same device can be confidently deployed and adjusted to achieve a secure, effective fit.
This universal design streamlines logistics for emergency services, removing the need to carry multiple splint sizes and ensuring the correct equipment is always immediately available. Each unit is supplied as a complete kit, containing all necessary accessories—such as the ankle hitch, heel stand, and straps—for immediate use. The durable stainless-steel construction ensures this one-size-fits-most solution withstands the rigors of field use while providing dependable performance for every patient.




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