Ankle Hitch

Quick Topic Notes: This shows safe application of a Kendrick Splint (and also references the nearly identical Prometheus Splint) The Prometheus Traction Splint is designed to be used on those patients with a suspected limb fracture.

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This shows safe application of a Kendrick Splint (and also references the nearly identical Prometheus Splint) The Prometheus Traction Splint is designed to be used on those patients with a suspected limb fracture.

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The Prometheus Traction Splint is designed to be used on those patients with a suspected limb fracture.
This shows safe application of a Kendrick Splint (and also references the nearly identical Prometheus Splint)

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