internal traction


in·ter·nal trac·tion

a pulling force created by using one of the cranial bones, above the point of fracture, for anchorage.

in·ter·nal trac·tion

(in-tĕr'năl trak'shŭn) A pulling force created by using one of the cranial bones, above the point of fracture, for anchorage.

in·ter·nal trac·tion

(in-tĕr'năl trak'shŭn) Pulling force created by using one of the cranial bones, above point of fracture, for anchorage.