Scoliosis management for adults and children may include the use of Spinecor; a spinal orthosis (corrective brace) designed to help retrain muscle recruitment patterns while comfortably reducing scoliosis curvatures. Adult management is has now been clinically proven. In our experience, over the past six years, as well as among multiple providers in North America, we have seen dramatic results in regards to curvature reduction, pain relief and improved quality of life. This is not to say everyone will experience the same results.
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  • Raster Stereography Case Studies

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  • Kyphosis angle evaluated by video rasterstereography – Relation to X-ray measurements – Hans-Rudolf Weiss

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  • Raster Stereography Reduces Xray Exposure

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    Raster Stereography Reduces Xray Exposure


    A Proven Technology…

    The Formetric was Invented in the 1980s to periodically evaluate the progress in scoliosis treatment without subjecting the patients to harmful radiations. It is widely used, since 1996, in Germany and other European countries by chiropractors,
    orthopedic doctors and surgeons, dentists, osteopaths, research medical facilities and universities. The Formetric is FDA approved.

    The Formetric works by using a harmless white light to deliver a fast (40 milliseconds) high-definition optical measurement of the surface of the back to produce graphical, clinical and analytical information on the spine, the pelvis and posture — without the need for radiation or intrusive measures.


    The patient stands in a natural, upright position 6 feet (2 m) in front of the formetric. A quick scan (40 ms) produces a 3D image

    Dr. Gary Deutchman recieves a wealth of data, immediately available for analysis, before and after treatment.

    Screening for idiopathic scoliosis in adolescents

    Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis usually becomes evident in the early adolescent years. It is a spine deformity characterized by lateral and rotational curvature of the spine. Scoliosis screening provides the opportunity to diagnose the condition and make referral for appropriate medical care.

    Schedule a screening

    Communicate with Dr. Gary
    Deutchman or Dr. Marc Lamantia
    to schedule a screening session for
    your children. The time required for the scan is less than 5 minutes.

    In addition to screening for coliosis,
    we evaluate your spine, pelvis and
    posture.


    Dr. Gary Deutchman and Dr. Marc Lamantia

    Children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.