Accu-SPINA Decompression
(Non-Surgical Disc Center of Baton Rouge LA)

MAJOR MEDICAL RESEARCH SHOWS AN 86% SUCCESS RATE NON-INVASIVE PROCEDURE

The Accu-SPINA relieves Chronic Back and Neck Pain caused by Spinal Stenosis, Degenerative Disc Disease, Herniated Discs, Bulging Discs, Slipped Discs, and Sciatica.

The Accu-SPINA System is a unique method that delivers a treatment called IDD Therapy (Intervertebral Differential Dynamics). IDD Therapy is the one of the most advanced non-invasive, non-surgical treatment for low back and neck conditions. It is a mechanized pain reduction and healing system that has, after many years of research, studies have shown to be up 86% -91% success rate in reduction of disc herniation pain and symptoms.

The combination of angle of pull utilizing a fixed tower and an air bladder create a fulcrum pinpointing treatment to the specific region that needs help. IDD Therapy creates negative pressure between the discs, hopefully decreasing the herniation and healing the damaged area. The system supplies alternating decompression followed by a period of partial relaxation. Each session on the Accu-SPINA equipment is approximately 23-35 minutes long including set-up and take-off. The visits commonly go over a 4-6 week period based upon severity of their condition.

People with the following conditions are ideal candidates for enrollment in treatment with the Accu-SPINA instrument and have the potential of achieving quality outcomes in the treatment of their back and neck pain: (1) Herniated or Bulging Discs; (2) Nerve Compression; (3) Lumbar or Cervical Disorders; (4) Low Back or Neck Strains; (5) Sciatic Neuralgia (Sciatica); (6) Injury of the Lumbar or Cervical Nerve Root; (7) Degenerative Discs (unresponsive to four weeks of conservative therapy); (8) Spinal Arthritis; (9) Low Back Pain w/ or w/o Sciatica; (10) Degenerative Joint Disease; (11) Facet Syndrome; (12) Myofasciitis Syndrome; (13) Disuse Atrophy; (14) Lumbar Instability; (15) Acute Low Back Pain; and (16) Post-Surgical Low Back Pain (recurrent pain from a failed back surgery lasting more than six months, without hardware).

Patients with low back pain or neck pain who have had no success with conventional therapy and who are considering surgery should utilize the Accu-SPINa. Surgery should be considered only following a reasonable trial of the Accu-SPINA System IDD Therapy protocols. Patients who undergo the full four to six weeks of the treatment protocol will obtain the best results.

IDD Therapy on The Accu-SPINA System is a safe procedure that can be used on patients with Chronic Back and Neck Pain caused by Spinal Stenosis, Degenerative Disc Disease, Herniated Discs, Bulging Discs, Slipped Discs, and Sciatica.

Compared to other spinal vertebral stretching instruments, the Accu-SPINA System leads the way in this discipline. Other instruments traction the spine and traction is described by the following: Traction disperses the pull of weights among the majority of spinal segments reducing the actual amount of pull necessary to create negative pressure within each segment. Traction can also cause the adjacent muscles to spasm placing more pressure on the disc. The Accu-SPINA isolates the specific problem disc by its unique angle of distraction (or pull). It creates a negative pressure within the disc space, which draws fluid, nutrients and oxygen into the disc helping it to heal. The unique method by which it distracts the spinal segments eliminates the reaction of the neighboring muscles so that they do not spasm.

Most patients are scheduled for 20-30 treatments over a 4 to 6-week period. The typical patient may feel relief as early as the first 5 to 8 treatments. However, it is important to finish the entire protocol to allow for proper healing. Pre and post treatment MRIs have shown 50% reduction in the size and extent of herniations after 6 weeks of treatment. Clinical studies have shown that 86% of patients with disc problems reported relief with Accu-SPINA treatment.

Pre-MRI study to IDD Therapy

4mm disc herniation at L4/L5 and 3mm L5/S1 disc herniation