Imagine if you could easily and accurately assess your patients Spinal Posture, Mobility and Stability (both global and segmental) and identify their problem areas in their spine and get stunning graphics, objective and valid clinical data and patient friendly printed reports in less than 3 minutes!
Well now you can!
"I have a specialized center for treatment of the spine and I work with the Spinal Mouse since July 2009. It's been a very enriching experience, both monetarily and technically. The financial return of the investment took about seven months.
The biofeedback in clinical practice has increasingly important role and Spinal Mouse has become an valuable tool of evaluation and treatment combined with biofeedback, demonstrating accurate results.
In my clinical practice I needed an instrument for assessing the flexibility of the spine and Spinal mouse was the best solution. It is very easy to use and a motivating factor for patients to achieve treatment goals.
Also helped me to avoid the use of X-Ray, because the evaluation of the spine curvatures is excellent, thus avoiding radiation and bringing more benefits for my patients."
Nelson Azevedo, Physiotherapist.
"For global regions of the spine, the Spinal Mouse delivered consistently reliable results for standing curvatures and ranges of motion both within and between days and also between investigators. The values compared well with those previously reported in the literature. This suggests that the device can be used with confidence in both research and clinical environments for the measurement of sagittal profile and/or range of motion of global regions of the spine. It may find clinical application in the assessment of structural deformity associated with, for example, Scheuermann’s disease, osteoporotic kyphosis, scoliosis, or flat-back syndrome or in the monitoring of disturbances/restrictions in movement in connection with ‘mechanical’ spinal disorders such as herniated disc, simple mechanical back pain, spinal instability, etc. Further, in the areas of ergonomics, work place, and seating design, the device may be of use in assessing the spinal curvature associated with postures commonly adopted during the performance of given tasks.” Mannion AF, Knecht K, Balaban G, Dvorak J, Grob D. A new skin-surface device for measuring the curvature and global and segmental ranges of motion of the spine: reliability of measurements and comparison with data reviewed from the literature. Eur Spine J (2004) 13 : 122–136
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