Preventing Low Back Pain Through Accurate Models - Dynamic Disc Designs

NANAIMO, British Columbia - April 26, 2015 - PRLog -- Dynamic Disc Designs provides the best anatomical spine models. Some of the attention to detail includes a dynamic disc to allow complete visualization of the intervertebral disc. This is extremely helpful when explaining back pain that starts from the inside out.

The roots of model innovation is driven by Dr. Jerome Fryer, model maker and anatomist. Carefully understanding the anatomy involved in pain generation is an important theme for ddd models. The material selection and key anatomy is at a focus with the busy spine doctor in mind. Saving precious clinical time is important in patient care.

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Flexion movement of the spine causes annular stress. This is an important concept to convey when patients have pain with bending forward activities. Educating this point across to motivate patient's in the avoidance of flexion loads is important in improving outcomes for back pain. Dynamic disc models can quickly teach patients what this means. When patients see, they believe, and when they believe, they comply.

Often compliance to treatment plans governs outcomes for spine professionals. When a patient truly understands the pain source in back pain, they will work to avoid activities that generate further inflammation. Having accurate spine models, that are dynamic in nature, allows patients a clear look into why they got injured to begin with.

Dynamic Disc Designs Corp. is leading the way in spine and disc model innovation. Visit us at http://www.dynamicdiscdesigns.com

“One of the biggest challenges I have had with my patients is helping them understand what is happening to their spine.  There are plenty of posters, pictures and apps that help people SEE what the problem is, but there is something about being able to hold a spinal model with your own hands and move it into different positions, especially one with as much detail as the Dynamic Disc Designs models.  I recommend these models to all the docs I know!  Keep up the good work! ”  Dr. Raymond Uhlmansiek, D.C.