Nurse Assists Patient in Traction at Luncheon 1950

A nurse assists a patient in a Roger Anderson traction device during lunchtime in a mid-20th century hospital setting. In 1950, this device was widely used to promote healing for individuals with specific injuries by aligning bones properly. The image provides insight into the evolution of patient care and nursing practices in the United States.

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