For individuals experiencing or managing low back pain and/or sciatica, can lumbar traction therapy help provide consistent relief? Lumbar Traction… Read More
Can individuals with herniated discs find the relief they are looking for from traction therapy or decompression to provide pain… Read More
For individuals experiencing lower back pain can understanding the anatomy and function of the multifidus muscle help in injury prevention… Read More
For individuals trying to maintain a healthy spine, can understanding the causes and prevention of rotated vertebrae help protect the… Read More
For individuals working at a desk or work station where the majority of the work is done in a sitting… Read More
Can healthcare providers help many individuals with lumbar disc degeneration find relief through spinal decompression treatments? Introduction Many individuals often… Read More
Facet hypertrophy is an incurable, chronic disease that affects the facet joints in the spine. Can recognizing symptoms help in… Read More
For individuals experiencing pelvis pain symptoms and associated problems, can integrating pelvic floor physical therapy exercises help with treatment and… Read More
Ankylosing spondylitis is an inflammatory arthritis that causes changes in posture that occur over time. Can exercise and maintaining spinal… Read More
Can healthcare professionals help individuals with spinal pain by incorporating non-surgical spinal decompression to restore mobility? Introduction Many individuals don’t… Read More
Back problems and discomfort symptoms are a common ailment that many types of healthcare providers diagnose and treat it. Can… Read More
The Q or quadriceps angle is a measurement of pelvic width that is believed to contribute to the risk of… Read More
In individuals with herniated discs, how does non-surgical decompression compare to traditional surgery repair the spine? Introduction When many individuals… Read More
Can the effects of vertebral decompression relieve individuals with herniated discs and reduce intradiscal pressure on the spine? Introduction The… Read More
The brachial plexus is a network of nerves that begin in the cervical/neck spinal cord and travel down the cervicoaxillary… Read More
In many people with facet joint syndrome, how does spinal decompression compare to traditional spinal surgery alleviate low back pain?… Read More
The lumbosacral plexus is located on the posterolateral wall of the lesser pelvis, next to the lumbar spine. A plexus is… Read More
Individuals dealing with or managing chronic back pain should incorporate swimming exercises. Swimming is a low-impact aerobic conditioning exercise that's… Read More
Introduction The spine consists of soft tissues, ligaments, the spinal cord, nerve roots, and cartilage, forming an S-shaped curve with… Read More