Our patient education dynamic spine models help low back pain sufferers better understanding of their pain sources.

A dynamic spine model can empower a patient to help him or her get to know the motions postures and loads related to pain. Once the specific movements are identified, a patient can learn what exercises and movement strategies that will reduce their symptoms. A disc bulge is often an MRI finding but it can also tells a story about hypermobility. For lumbar spinal stenosis, it is also common for a person to have symptoms while their spine is in relative extension. The Lumbar Spinal Stenosis Model helps a practitioner deliver this important message to engage with accurate patient education.

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Perceptions of Pain and Making Sense of It – Study Summary

Perceptions of Pain - The Power of Proper Education "Non-specific" neck pain is defined as pain without a known cause. Usually, it disappears on its own after a few days or weeks. However, some people have pain that lasts longer, or that…
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Biofidelic Models for Back Pain Education

Dynamic Disc Models used in Peter Attia’s The Drive Podcast   Peter Attia MD's The Drive is a popular podcast where he interviews professionals in their own fields. In a recent interview with world-renowned back pain expert Stuart…
Running and IVD
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Does Running Impact the Intervertebral Disc?

The aim of our Movement blog's research showcase is to inform professionals about significant findings related to neck and lower back pain. Physiotherapists, osteopaths, chiropractors, and spine surgeons all deal with problems that are associated…
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Pain Neuroscience Education – Cart Before the Horse?

This review examines the impact of pain neuroscience education on patients with chronic musculoskeletal pain. did we skip basic education? Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain (CMP) affects 20% of adults worldwide and is a leading cause of disability.…
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What happens when an MRI report makes the patient feel worse?

What happens when an MRI report makes the patient feel worse? What are the benefits of "clinical reporting"? Results from an RCT and blinded studies delivering the clinical goods The use of MRI in assessing low back pain (LBP) has led to…
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The Power of Words – How Language Shapes Patient Understanding and Prognosis in Chronic Low Back Pain

Chronic low back pain (CLBP) is a debilitating and pervasive condition that affects an estimated 619 million people worldwide. This challenging and harrowing affliction can cause significant distress and disability. CLBP can significantly impact…
Explanatory and Diagnostic LabelsDynamic Disc Designs - Spine Education Models
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Explaining Diagnostic Labels and Perceived Prognosis in Chronic Low Back Pain Patients

Chronic back pain refers to pain that lingers for 12 weeks or more, even after the initial injury or underlying cause has been addressed. It ranks among the leading causes of medical consultations and work absenteeism. Its severity can vary,…
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Navigating Patient Expectations in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy – Insights from Recent Research

INTRODUCTION: research in Musculoskeletal Science and Practice Managing patient expectations is a fundamental aspect of healthcare, especially in the realm of musculoskeletal physiotherapy, where diagnostic imaging often comes…
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Dynamic Disc Designs Models’ Anatomical Realism

Dynamic Disc Designs Models’ Anatomical Realism helping professionals with their communication of back pain   Lower back pain is one of the most common health problems for which patients visit spine professionals. As a spine specialist,…