What’s changing in spine care? A lot! Do you remember the first time you saw a Tesla? Do you remember the first time you heard about a bagless hoover … called a Dyson. Or the ad for a thousand songs in your pocket – the ipod.
With a lot of complex thinking about back pain,
Last weekend we installed the second IDD machine for Bury Chiropractic.
Led by Alicia Leontieff and Wendy Davis, the clinic in Lancashire north of Manchester got their first Accu-SPINA just before the pandemic.
Its fair to say they have done a great job on the back of inspiring outcomes.
Originally in room one, the plan was to knock down the partition wall (behind the group shown) to create space for two machines by spinning the machines round.
When clinic director Neil Folker suffered a disc prolapse, he was told he would need surgery.
Neil provides IDD Therapy Spinal Decompression To A Patient
Reluctant to face the risks and inconveniences of surgery, he travelled to a clinic providing IDD Therapy and underwent a course of treatment.
Gareth using the Accu-SPINA to prepare patient for IDD
With a well established and successful chiropractic clinic in Norwich,
But for facet joint and epidural injections, combining the consultation, scan and injection, this add up to a sizeable cost where one of the goals is simply to create a window of pain relief for rehab.
Where is the most common cervical disc problem? C5C6 C6C7? In our experience these are the most common. This article explains how we treat cervical spine pathologies with IDD Therapy spinal decompression.
The Acc-SPINA uses specific angles set from 10 to 30 degrees to focus distraction forces to treat targeted levels in the cervical spine.