Equipment in the medical center

Procedure time, rest time, cycle progression and adaptation steps are set by the doctor for each patient based on personal pathology and patient's condition (feedback, before and during the procedure).

• Neck pain as a result of discogenic disorders, or osteoarthritis, or degenerative changes in the cervical spine.
• Lumbar disc disorders of primary and secondary origin
• Disorders of the lumbar discs caused by spondyloarthrosis or non-parallelism of the apophyseal joints
• Belt trauma, usually as a result of a road accident (injuries that do not result in fractures or displacement of bones)
• Acute and subacute pain syndrome resulting from compression
• Neurodystrophic processes: osteochondrosis, spondyloperiarthrosis, ligamentosis, spondylosis, with severe pain and/or hypertonicity
• Protrusions and intervertebral hernias
• Neurovascular and neurotrophic disorders
• Reflex muscular-tonic pain
• Radiculo-ischemic syndromes with slow progression
• Scoliosis (adolescent, youth, adult)