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Non-surgical Spinal Decompression
Making Life Better, One Treatment at a Time™
This Resource Center, brought to you by Axiom Worldwide, introduces you to the DRX9000 True Non-surgical Spinal Decompression System™.
For more information on spinal decompression, call (877) 438-0663
Spinal decompression treatment using the DRX9000™ appeals to spine specialists and their patients who seek conservative non-surgical treatment for low back pain and related symptoms. Interestingly, in a poll sponsored by the North American Spine Society, 58% of those surveyed stated they turn to conservative nonsurgical treatment rather than surgery. (1)
Indications for treatment using the DRX9000™ system include:
- Pain due to lumbar herniated and bulging discs that is more than 4 weeks old
- Recurrent pain from failed back surgery that is more than 6 months old
- Persistent pain from degenerated discs unresponsive to 4 weeks of therapy
- Patients at least 18-years of age
For a list of contraindications, please click here.
About Spinal Decompression
Unlike manual or certain types of mechanical traction, a decompression system (DRX9000™) applies controlled forces to the spine in a manner to maximize spinal elongation. As vertebrae spread apart, intradiscal pressure is reduced and nerves and discs are decompressed. Additionally, decompression creates a vacuum effect within discs and stimulates induction of nutrients and oxygen necessary for healing.Last Updated: 10/02/2008
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