Myovision

  • This system utilizes technology similar to the EKG
  • It measures muscular compensation about the spine
  • Muscle activity is important because muscle compensates for pain by tensing up to brace and guard
  • Myovision documents this pattern of muscular guarding, establishing need for care and tracking progress over time
  • Results:
    • Colors indicate level of tension, with yellow, green, pink, and red corresponding with very low, average, moderately high, and high readings, respectively.
    • Arrows pointing show the direction of imbalance
    • High readings (red) occurs in acute phase of spinal subluxation or injury
    • Low readings (yellow) occurs when muscles are in chronic state of fatigue
    • Electrophysiological (EP) stress score is the sum of all muscle activity readings, and high EP stress score indicates acute state of subluxation
DynaROM
  • DynaROM is used to test for pain as a result of soft tissue injury from an auto accident or work injury
  • Sensors placed on the body measure both range of motion and muscle guarding response simultaneously
  • This device allows objective documentation of patient's response to soft tissue injury
  • Several tests are conducted to measure flexion, extension, left and right lateral flexion and left and right rotation
  • Results:
    • Top graph shows muscle guarding and bottom graph shows range of motion
    • range of motion graph shows quality of motion and how the patient moved in that motion
  • DynaROM has revolutionized the process of quantifying soft tissue injury by keeping doctors focused on the quality of data
  • Results increase the probability of settling cases in a manner best for patients:
    • ​Proven track record in courts
    • Helps establish the quality of the case from the start
    • Demonstrates soft tissue injury where all other methods fail
    • Focuses the adjuster & juries of quality of data vs. credibility of expert

Why myovision?

Computerized radiographic mensuration analysis (crma)

CRMA analyzes the angles and distances between bones in the spine using a computer and x-rays to accurately assess damage to the spine
  • Determines the severity and location of spinal ligament injuries 
  • For attorneys, CRMA provides objective medical evidence of injury to help prove the patient's injuries in court
  • CRMA is accepted in evidence-based medicine as a reliable method of assessing spine damage

Why crma?