SPINAL DECOMPRESSION
Triton DTS Spinal Decompression
Understand the treatment, the alternatives, and whether it fits your needs.
What is Triton DTS?
Triton DTS is a spinal traction system used in selected treatment plans. During a consultation, your provider can explain how the system is used and why it may—or may not—be considered for your symptoms. A device name alone does not determine which treatment is appropriate.
Evaluation comes first
Before considering traction, your provider needs to review your symptoms, health history, prior procedures, and examination findings. Tell the team about previous spine surgery and any existing medical conditions. Your provider can discuss suitability, potential benefits, limitations, risks, and other options.
Make an informed decision
Ask what the treatment is intended to address, what a session involves, and how your response will be assessed. Also ask how traction would fit with other recommended care. Outcomes vary, and this service does not replace an evaluation or guarantee that surgery can be avoided.
Prepare for your conversation
- What findings support considering this treatment?
- What are the risks and reasons it may be unsuitable?
- What other options should I understand?
- How will my response be reviewed?
Contact the office to confirm availability, location, and scheduling requirements.
Related concerns.
These links offer information to discuss with your provider.
Questions about triton dts spinal decompression.
Is decompression suitable for every type of back pain?
No. Different causes of pain require different approaches. Your provider must evaluate your situation before recommending treatment.
Can I use this service after spine surgery?
Do not assume traction is appropriate after surgery. Share your surgical history and ask your treating clinician to assess suitability.
Where is the Triton DTS service offered?
Call the office to confirm equipment availability, location, and scheduling before planning a visit.