Lower cervical dislocation posterior distraction repositor

The invention discloses a posterior distraction repositor for lower cervical dislocation. The posterior distraction repositor comprises a connecting rod, a base, a U-shaped fixing fork, a skid, an inverted V-shaped support and a supporting seat, one end of the connecting rod is connected with the base, and a grip is arranged at the tail section of the connecting rod; the U-shaped fixing fork is located at the front end of the base and protrudes upwards in an arc shape from the bottom of the base. The skid is located at the front end of the base and the center of the U-shaped fixing fork and is in a wedge shape. The inverted-V-shaped support is located on the lower portion of the rear portion of the base and inclines backwards and downwards. Furthermore, the grip, the connecting rod, the base, the U-shaped fixing fork, the skid, the inverted-V-shaped support and the supporting seat are integrated. The lower cervical vertebra dislocation distraction repositor is simple in structure, low in cost, capable of appl