Patient engagement is the way you connect with patients. It often involves a balance of education, confidence and compassion. Inevitably, if you do not connect you will have a very difficult time with your patient’s compliance. One of the most important clinical skills to have as a spine professional is to effectively communicate your clinical findings in a timely manner. Below are a series of videos to use as a general template to explain clinical findings for spine using Dynamic Disc Designs models. Every practitioner will have their ‘own spin’, depending on the approach. I hope these are helpful. JF
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Understanding Spinal Stenosis with a Dynamic Disc Model
Dynamic Schmorl's Node
Intradiscal pressure measurement modelling - Dynamic Disc Models
Lumbosacral Transitional Vertebral Model by Dynamic Disc Designs
Lumbar Disc Protrusion explained by a spinal surgeon
Jerome Fryer's interpretation and patient education lesson to be learned in this case report.
Lateral Recess Occlusion from a Disc Extrusion
Intervertebral Foramen Spacing Dynamics in Flexion and Extension in this Modic Midsagittal Model
Modelling Facet Cartilage Damage with Lumbar Disc Hypermobility
Central Cervical Disc Herniation Model
Sinuvertebral nerve modelling.
Modeling Spondyolisthesis
Retrolisthesis
Double Spondy Dynamic Disc Lumbar Model
Shear Strain | Dynamic Disc Modeling
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