How It Works
Three-dimensional models of the spine help researchers and clinicians understand the ideal shape of the spine, as well as calculate corrective measurements for treatment. In this study, researchers amassed 400 x-rays and tested an average model that could be used to help generate corrective measurements for treatment. They then compared treatment measurements against the model and found that it could be used successfully in clinical applications with minimal error.
What It Means
It’s easier to treat the spine with a three-dimensional, geometric understanding of proper spinal alignment, as well as a geometric representation of normal and abnormal spinal curvature. By using a model that measures the correct degree of curvature around cervical lordosis, this can help clinicians understand the measurements required to successfully treat and correct the spine when it is abnormally curved.
Takeaway
Corrective CBP® chiropractic therapy is geometrically tailored to provide the most efficient treatment possible by employing precise measurements based on real-life spinal models.
We are Chiropractic BioPhysics® (CBP) trained chiropractors, and can help correct many spinal disorders and postural deformities. If you live outside the area, please find a CBP chiropractor near you by visiting
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