THE DRAMATIC RESULTS OF VAX-D NON-SURGICAL DISC DECOMPRESSION
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Review Studies Published in Medical Journals
JOURNAL
OF ORTHOPAEDIC & SPORTS PHYSICAL THERAPY (Volume 35 Number 1, January
2005)
SHORT AND LONG TERM OUTCOMES FOLLOWING TREATMENT
WITH THE VAX-D PROTOCOL FOR PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC,
ACTIVITY LIMITING LOW BACK PAIN
University South Carolina, Columbia, SC; Lebanon Valley College, Lancaster,
PA; Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA
OUTCOME: Significant improvements in a sample
of patients with unfavorable prognosis due to chronic low back pain.
JOURNAL
OF NEUROLOGICAL RESEARCH (Volume 26 April, 2004)
EFFICACY OF VERTEBRAL AXIAL DECOMPRESSION ON CHRONIC
LOW BACK PAIN
Dr. Gustavo Ramos, Valley Neurological Center,
McAllen , Texas
OUTCOME: This 144 patient study showed 76% achieved
remission of pain. VAX-D should be used in all patients before surgery
is undertaken, except in emergent conditions.
ANESTHESIOLOGY
NEWS, (March 2003)
A FOUR YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY
Robert H. Odell, MD, Ph. D, Daniel A. Boudreau,
D.O.
OUTCOME: Four year follow-up after VAX-D treatment
shows a sustained 86% reduction in pain and that 91% of patients had
resumed their normal activities.
JOURNAL
OF NEUROSURGERY (VOL 81: 350-353, 1994)
EFFECTS OF VERTEBRAL AXIAL DECOMPRESSION ON INTRADISCAL
PRESSURE
University of Texas, San Antonio, Texas
OUTCOME: Proof that VAX-D actually creates a negative
intradiscal pressure force up to negative 160 mm of mercury.
NEUROLOGICAL
RESEARCH JOURNAL (October 2001,Volume 23, Page 706 to 714)
DERMATOMAL SOMATOSENSORY EVOKED POTENTIAL DEMONSTRATION
OF NERVE ROOT DECOMPRESSION
AFTER VAX-D THERAPY William K. Naguszewski M.D. Robert K. Naguszewski
M.D. ,Coosa Medical Group, Earl E Gose Ph.D.
Dept. of Neurology, Dept. of Bioengineering, University of Illinois
OUTCOME: Pain reduction in the study group was
77% with successful decompression of the nerve roots at multiple levels.
NEUROLOGICAL
RESEARCH JOURNAL (October 2001, Volume 23, Page 780 to 784)
A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED STUDY OF VAX-D
AND TENS FOR THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN
Department of Orthopedics, Sydney University, Eugene Sherry M.D., FRACS,
Peter Kitchener M.B. B.S. FRANZCR , Russel Smart M.B. Ch.B.
OUTCOME: A statistically significant reduction
in pain and improvement in functional outcome was obtained in patients
with chronic low back pain treated with VAX-D.
CANADIAN
JOURNAL OF CLINICAL MEDICINE (VOL 6 NO.1, JANUARY,1999)
THE EFFECTS OF VERTEBRAL AXIAL DECOMPRESSION ON
SENSORY
NERVE DYSFUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN
AND RADICULOPATHY by Tilaro & MIscovich
OUTCOME: VAX-D is significantly capable of influencing
sensory
nerve dysfunction associated with a compressive radiculopathy.
Complete remission was achieved by 64% of the study group.
CANADIAN
JOURNAL OF CLINICAL MEDICINE (VOL 5 NUMBER 1, 1998)
AN OVERVIEW OF VERTEBRAL AXIAL DECOMPRESSION
by Frank Tilaro, MD
OUTCOME: The average pain reduction was 77%.
JOURNAL
OF NEUROLOGICAL RESEARCH (Volume 20 , April 1998)
VERTEBRAL AXIAL DECOMPRESSION THERAPY FOR PAIN
ASSOCIATED WITH HERNIATED OR DEGENERATIVE DISCS
OR FACET SYNDROME: AN OUTCOME STUDY OF 778 CASES
OUTCOME: The authors consider VAX-D to be a primary
modality
for low back pain for lumbar herniation at single and multiple
levels, degenerative disc disease and facet arthropathy, and
decreased spine mobility .
