Which position of the cervical spine is more generally acceptable for cervical traction if the goal is to increase intervertebral space overall?

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25 degrees of flexion is generally considered optimal for cervical traction when the goal is to increase the intervertebral space overall. This position helps to open up the spaces between the vertebrae more effectively.

Which Position of the Cervical Spine Is More Generally Acceptable