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Sager Emergency Traction Splints are easy on you and easy on your patient. They continuously show the exact amount of traction applied, promote rapid recovery with fewer complications, treat proximal third and mid-shaft fractures, feature one-person application and treat unilateral and bilateral fractures. Ask your authorized Sager Distributor about which model best suits your needs.
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Compact and lightweight, all Sager Emergency Traction Splints come complete with all accessories required for use, including the Sager Carry Case.
MODEL: S300
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S300 infant Bilateral.
Size Guidelines: Sager Form III Series will fit patients ranging from a four-year-old to an adult well over 2m (7 feet) in height. With the Sager’s unique design the patient’s weight is not a problem in application. For infants and children the Sager Infant Bilateral Emergency Traction Splint will fit patients ranging in size from an infant to children six (6) years of age.
Developed at the request of Pediatric Orthopedics, the Sager Infant Bilateral is the only traction splint that will treat infants and children up to age six (6). Featuring quantifiable dynamic traction, the S300 Infant Bilateral is easy to apply, comes complete with all accessories required for use, and features stainless steel construction.
Childhood fractures are serious injuries; The greatest incidence of femoral fractures in children occur around the age of three (3). Two-thirds of all femoral fractures and the most frequent fractures occur in the middle shaft of the femur.1 In North America, fractures of the femoral shaft are common in childhood and are serious injuries.

Extensive soft tissue damage occurs and blood loss of 500ml, or up to 20% of blood volume is common. Usually the distal fragments are laterally rotated with variable amounts of overriding.2
Clinically, pain, deformity, swelling at the fracture site, shortening of the limb and external rotation occurs. Application of traction splinting aligns the fragments, restores near normal tissue pressure in the limb, reducing further blood loss and tissue injury, and decreasing pain. Early traction may minimize blood loss and reduce transfusions and possible complication.

Caution
Caution: Sager Emergency Traction Splints are just that – short-term emergency traction devices for use at the scene of an accident and while transporting the patient for more definitive care. Prolonged use of any traction device can cause pressure sores and/or other medical problems. If prolonged use is unavoidable, the splint contact areas should be monitored frequently and reduced traction and/or no traction and/or repositioning of the device should be considered. Please refer to local/state/federal splinting protocols for definitive guidance.
MODEL: S301
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S301Form III Single
Size Guidelines: Sager Form III Series will fit patients ranging from a four-year-old to an adult well over 2m (7 feet) in height. With the Sager’s unique design the patient’s weight is not a problem in application. For infants and children the Sager Infant Bilateral Emergency Traction Splint will fit patients ranging in size from an infant to children six (6) years of age.


Sager Model S301 Form III Single treats single leg proximal third and mid-shaft fractures. Like all Sager Emergency Traction Splints, it features gentle, quantifiable, dynamic traction. ™ Sager Splints automatically permit the graded reduction of the traction force as the muscle spasm decreases and the leg length increases. The quantifiable feature of the device enables First Responders to document the exact amount of traction applied.
Sager splints also feature straight in-line traction application – medial to the injured femur. Placement ensures an anatomically correct point of counter-traction. They can be applied in any position, allowing the patient to be nursed in any position. Sager Splints also permits movement and lifting of the patient without loss of traction.
Universal (fits 5th to 99th percentile of patients), rapid, one-person application. Comes complete with all accessories required for use. Stainless steel construction.

Caution
Caution: Sager Emergency Traction Splints are just that – short-term emergency traction devices for use at the scene of an accident and while transporting the patient for more definitive care. Prolonged use of any traction device can cause pressure sores and/or other medical problems. If prolonged use is unavoidable, the splint contact areas should be monitored frequently and reduced traction and/or no traction and/or repositioning of the device should be considered. Please refer to local/state/federal splinting protocols for definitive guidance.
Model: S304
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S304 Form III Bilateral
Size Guidelines: Sager Form III Series will fit patients ranging from a four-year-old to an adult well over 2m (7 feet) in height. With the Sager’s unique design the patient’s weight is not a problem in application. For infants and children the Sager Infant Bilateral Emergency Traction Splint will fit patients ranging in size from an infant to children six (6) years of age.
Sager Model S304 Form III Bilateral treats single or bilateral leg proximal third and mid-shaft fractures. Like all Sager Emergency Traction Splints, it features gentle, quantifiable, dynamic traction. ™ Sager Splints automatically permit the graded reduction of the traction force as the muscle spasm decreases and the leg length increases. The quantifiable feature of the device enables First Responders to document the exact amount of traction applied.
Sager splints also feature straight in-line traction application – medial to the injured femur. Placement ensures an anatomically correct point of counter-traction. They can be applied in any position, allowing the patient to be nursed in any position. Sager Splints also permits movement and lifting of the patient without loss of traction.
Universal (fits 5th to 99th percentile of patients), rapid, one-person application. Stays within the body silhouette – does not extend beyond the feet of an adult. Eliminates transport complications in helicopters, fixed wing aircraft. If the patient fits in a stokes basket – the Sager S304 fits! Comes complete with all accessories required for use. Stainless steel construction.

Caution
Caution: Sager Emergency Traction Splints are just that – short-term emergency traction devices for use at the scene of an accident and while transporting the patient for more definitive care. Prolonged use of any traction device can cause pressure sores and/or other medical problems. If prolonged use is unavoidable, the splint contact areas should be monitored frequently and reduced traction and/or no traction and/or repositioning of the device should be considered. Please refer to local/state/federal splinting protocols for definitive guidance.

MODEL: SX404
Compact Sager Bilateral
Size Guidelines: Sager Form III Series will fit patients ranging from a four-year-old to an adult well over 2m (7 feet) in height. With the Sager’s unique design the patient’s weight is not a problem in application. For infants and children the Sager Infant Bilateral Emergency Traction Splint will fit patients ranging in size from an infant to children six (6) years of age.
Building on all of the elements of the Sager Form III Series, the Sager SX404 Compact Bilateral is both compact and when applied is radio-lucent to all areas of a femoral fracture. The radio lucent design enables Xrays and Catscans to be taken without removing the splint. Compact, robust and light weight – it is easily stored or carried in most backpacks. Folds into a 13.75”x10.75”x 4.25” carry case.
The SX404 treats single or bilateral leg proximal third and mid-shaft fractures. Like all Sager Emergency Traction Splints, it features gentle, quantifiable, dynamic traction. ™ Sager Splints automatically permit the graded reduction of the traction force as the muscle spasm decreases and the leg length increases. The quantifiable feature of the device enables First Responders to document the exact amount of traction applied.
Sager splints also feature straight in-line traction application – medial to the injured femur. Placement ensures an anatomically correct point of counter-traction. They can be applied in any position, allowing the patient to be nursed in any position. Sager Splints also permits movement and lifting of the patient without loss of traction. Stays within the body silhouette – does not extend beyond the feet of an adult. Eliminates transport complications in helicopters, fixed wing aircraft. If the patient fits in a stokes basket – the Sager SX404 fits!
Universal (fits 5th to 99th percentile of patients), rapid, one-person application. Comes complete with all accessories required for use. Composite plastic construction.

Caution
Caution: Sager Emergency Traction Splints are just that – short-term emergency traction devices for use at the scene of an accident and while transporting the patient for more definitive care. Prolonged use of any traction device can cause pressure sores and/or other medical problems. If prolonged use is unavoidable, the splint contact areas should be monitored frequently and reduced traction and/or no traction and/or repositioning of the device should be considered. Please refer to local/state/federal splinting protocols for definitive guidance.
Move patient once! Sager’s Breakaway Flat is designed for inter-hospital and intra-hospital transport. The flat features a pull-out center strap that allows the flat to break into two pieces. The flat can then be easily removed from underneath the patient’s sides without moving the patient. It has a weight capacity 400 lbs when lifted equally on all sides. The hinged frame allows for tilting the flat into a semi-fowler’s position. Constructed from 18 oz heavy duty vinyl coated polyester fabric and 1” 6061-T-6 aluminum alloy with a .65 wall. For additional specifications and application instructions – please download the Breakaway Flat application instructions.