Dynamic Disc Designs Corp.-Human Anatomy Models

Further, supporting the existing literature, the researchers found that cavitation from HVLA spinal manipulation does not cause reflex responses.

We have to get this doctor a ddd model with the new rootlets! What a wonderful, holistic patient approach. This is the doctor of the future, in our humble opinion. http://www.mechanicalcareforum.com/podcast/332

If you aren't innovating, you cannot develop. Look for opportunities, they surround you. Dr. Jerome Fryer reflecting and inspired by the encountered spinal cases after a long clinical day. #innovate

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When the nucleus goes up or down in the case of endplate disruption we can help with patient education. Referenced from Biomechanics of the Spine, Galbusera and Wilke 2018. If you suspect endplate sensitivity and need a model to communicate to patients to let them know that their pain is real and not in their head, we are here. #endplatesensitivity

Inclusion and exclusion criteria from Jerome Fryer and his #painmeter in the treatment of #lumbarspinalstenosis. ddd models showcased https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=678026196417796

Mechanics of compression in this cervical c6-7 dynamic disc model. Subtle load changes can play a role with symptom onset. Pay attention to the subtle posture changes and educate to find solutions. #keeplearningkeepgrowing

Helping reveal the mechanics within the nucleus and the internal stresses of the annulus. If you are serious about education and love models, come visit us a select the models that may suit you.

Tom Jesson discusses recovery and radiculopathy.

Explore the canal and foraminal dynamics in this c5-7 Cervical Dynamic Disc Model. Product details on product page. Click the image.

If you need a way to describe facet pain dynamically, check out our Medial Branch Dynamic Disc Model.

Modic changes (endplate health) and staying active were statistically significantly associated with less long-term disability.

Getting better at early detection of #facet #osteoarthritis.

Lateral view of the L4-Sacrum Dynamic Disc Model. Many anatomical details integrated to help explain to patients sensitive low back pain structures. #patienteducation #lowerbackpainrelief

Bringing the best to the people we care for. #patientcare #backpain #patienteducation

Simply sacred. Mind blowing modeling.

A multilevel lumbar model with a little extra #anatomy. Enjoy and explore.

Evaluation was important in the workup. Pay attention to the history. Wonderful review.

Coming soon to a clinic near you! https://mypain.co Jerome Fryer is at it again. Soon to be launched as a campaign to the first 100 customers. Building stronger bonds between doctors and patients in MSK care.... Stay tuned!

Emotionally Educational. Stay tuned!

A great podcast. Andrew Lock and Aaron Horschig https://podcasts.google.com//NWZmYTEwNjQtZTY2Ny00ZDY4LThkO

An initial increase in motion then decreases. Teach it with a Dynamic Disc Model!

Dynamic #knee modeling by Dynamic Disc Designs. https://dynamicdiscdesigns.com/product/dynamic-knee-model/ A dynamic knee modelcreated with care to anatomical accuracy. Anatomical details include: left knee, partial femur, partial tibia and fibula, subchondrial redness, hyaline cartilage, medial meniscus, lateral meniscus, anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), posterior cruciate ligament (PCL), medial collateral ligament (MCL), lateral collateral including the anterolateral liga...ment (ALL) and the fibular collateral ligament (FCL). Reference used in the geometric creation of the meniscal tissues 1 References used in the geometric creation of the cruciate ligaments 2 3 4 5 The normal menisci: in vivo MRI measurements Anatomy of the posterior cruciate ligament and the meniscofemoral ligaments Topography of the femoral attachment of the posterior cruciate ligament. Surgical technique The anatomy of the anterior cruciate ligament and its relevance to the technique of reconstruction The shape and the thickness of the anterior cruciate ligament along its length in relation to the posterior cruciate ligament: a cadaveric study

An order shipping today to someone quite serious about their patient education. #invest thank you!

Something we can share with those stiff backs in the morning. We have models to help you educate.

Exploring the dynamics of facet pain through accurate 3d modeling. On sale now! https://dynamicdiscdesigns.com/product/medial-branch-model/

Explore the details of our new Medial Branch Dynamic Disc Model. Found on our web store under the custom creations tab. The new Medial Branch Model (2020) uses our Professional LxH Model with two-level nerve details extending sensory branches to the L4 and L5 nerve roots. The new cauda equina (2020) has been updated to include the dura mater along with accurate rootlet number and geometry. Lumbar anatomy includes an inflamed facet capsule. Add the extra feature of a grade 1 s...pondylolisthesis (non-lytic pars). Model bases also available for purchase. Expect a 3-5 week lead time for detailed construction and assembly. Contact us for branding details. On sale now! Supersale. https://dynamicdiscdesigns.com/product/medial-branch-model/

Not working as planned. #funfriday

Exploring disc height loss dynamics with disc herniation. https://dynamicdiscdesigns.com//l4-sacrum-dynamic-disc-mo/

Some big speakers and its FREE!

Improvements in modeling continue!

Patient Engagement VERY Important and ddd is here to help! Discussion: In most cases, patients remembered what therapists told them and considered that the advice provided was relevant. Based on the qualitative data, patients were more likely to remember what therapists said when: (a) shared decision making was used during the initial encounter, (b) prescribed exercises were simple to perform and few in number, (c) patients concerns about their diagnosis were addressed, and ...(d) patients expectations were identified and addressed. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/pri.1868

Wonderful interview full of little clinical gems.