Abstract: A portable device that provides a frame for cervical traction with an elevation clip holder that can produce gross or incremental adjustments along a vertical axis during traction supported by a stable rigid frame that can be attached to a manipulation or manipulative surgical table with support brackets, which is designed to be used in conjunction with a variety of cervical traction units and certain methods, techniques, and procedures to create decompression forces in the spine with the use of the hands of the doctor.

Abstract: A portable devise that provides a plate attached to a ball and socket structure with an adjustable range-of-motion ring supported by a stable rigid platform that is capable of performing gyroscopic motion that can be applied to the spine or pelvis in either the prone, supine, or sitting position when placed on the floor, structure with flat surface, chair, or table to be used in conjunction with the methods, techniques, and procedures of spinal manual manipulation and manipulative surgery by a doctor educated and trained in the professions of either chiropractic, osteopathy, naturopathy, or physical medicine for treatment of spinal and pelvic disorders, conditions, and syndromes.

Abstract: A portable device that provides a stable rigid platform with two parallel peripheral elevations and a channel in between that can be applied to the spine or pelvis of a patient placed in either a supine, sitting, or standing position, which the doctor uses to obtain therapeutic effects to correct spinal and pelvic disorders, conditions, and syndromes in conjunction with the application of manual manipulation and manipulative surgery beyond what can be done by using the hands alone.