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Spinal Decompression

A non-invasive alternative to spine surgery

 

 

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Mechanism of Action

The BTL SPINAL DECOMPRESSION is a mechanical therapy that uses automated decompressive forces to mobilise joints, relieve the pressure over neuro-spinal structures, and relax and elongate soft tissues.

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Lower Back Pain 

The BTL SPINAL DECOMPRESSION promotes a new way forward to precise
targeting of the therapy into impaired segments of the spine and innumerable
options for the treatment of lower back pain of any origin.

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Neck Pain

We produce the very first automated decompression for neck pain that
perfectly substitutes manual therapy without compromising clinical outcomes.

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Decompression therapy was demonstrated to be more effective clinically than conventional traction therapy as an intervention method for disk disease.

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The disc herniation index in the experimental group decreased significantly in comparison with that in control group, and the significance in the change in disk herniation index between the groups was significant.

Jeong-Il Kang, PT, PhD, Dae-Keun Jeong, PT, PhD, Hyun Choi, PT, PhD*, Department of Physical Therapy, Sehan University, Republic of Korea, Mokpo Mirae Hosipital*, Republic of Korea

Journal of Physical Therapy Science

Non-surgical spinal decompression was associated with a reduction in pain and an increase in disc height. The correlation of these variables suggests that pain reduction may be mediated, at least in part, through a restoration of disc height.

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We identified patients with lumbar disc herniation with an average duration of LBP of 12.5 weeks. During treatment, low back pain decreased from 6.2 to 1.6 and disc height increased from 7.5 mm to 8.8 mm (p < 0.001). Increase in disc height and reduction in pain were significantly correlated.

Christian C Apfel & Ozlem S Cakmakkaya, William Martin, Charlotte Richmond, Alex Macario, Elizabeth George, Maximilian Schaefer and Joseph V Pergolizzi, University of California San Francisco, Upper Valley Interventional Radiology Texas, Biomedical Research & Education Foundation Miami Beach, Stanford University, California, Johns Hopkins University, Maryland, Georgetown University School of Medicine, Washington, DC, USA

BMC musculoskeletal disorders

Decompression of the spine proved to be superior to the other forms of conservative care when applied to our patient. The patients' results were both subjectively favorable and objectively quantified.

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Relief of symptoms began following the first treatment, and eight weeks of follow-up care provided 100% reduction of symptoms. Neutral seated (weight-bearing) MR images were repeated approximately 7.5 months following initiation of treatment. These images revealed complete reduction of the previously visualized L5/S1 discal herniation.

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Terry R. Yochum, D.C., DACBR, Fellow, ACCR, and Chad J. Maola,D .C.

Chiropractic Economics

The system seems to give an effective spinal decompression and deserves a careful consideration when lumbar discal disease is treated conservatively.

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Majority of patients have showed a significant subjective and clinical improvement with subsequent better quality of life. All patients referred a decrease or disappearance of radicular pain. Outcome measures were evaluated according to SF-36 system which is used in clinical practice and research.

Dallolio, V., 2005

Acta Neurochir. Suppl. 92, 133e137

Traction with regular physiotherapy modalities (hotpack, ultrasound, TENS) accompanied by home exercises for three weeks increased hand grip strength on the affected arm and reduced neck and arm pain substantially in C7 radiculopathy due to herniated disc.

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Nural ALBAYRAK AYDIN, Kamil YAZICIOĞLU*, Güven & GATA* Hospital Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Department, Ankara, Turkey

Turkish Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

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Not all products and indications may be licensed in your country. For more information, contact your local representative.

 

In the EU, the following products are registered under different names: 

Focused Shockwave (BTL-6000 FSWT), Radial Shockwave (BTL-6000 RSWT), Super Inductive System (BTL-6000 Super Inductive System), High Intensity Laser (BTL-6000 High Intensity Laser), TR-Therapy (BTL-6000 TR-Therapy), Spinal Decompression (BTL-6000 Traction and BTL Spinal Decompression), Cryotherapy (BTL Cryotherapy), HandsFree Sono ( (BTL-4000 Smart / Premium); Combined Units (BTL-4000 Smart / Premium), Electrotherapy with vacuum unit (BTL-4000 Premium + BTL-Vac II), Low-Level Laser Therapy (BTL-4000 Smart / Premium), Magnetotherapy (BTL-4000 Smart / Premium), Combined Units (BTL-4000 Smart / Premium), Diathermy (BTL-6000 Shortwave and BTL-6000 Microwave), CPMotion (BTL-CPMotion), Lymphatic Drainage (BTL-6000 Lymphastim), Couches (BTL-1100, BTL-1300, BTL-1500), Hydrotherapy (BTL-3000)