Discover How NetworkSpinal™ Helped a Senior Patient

Every day, we’re honored to help patients of all ages achieve optimal health through NetworkSpinal™, an advanced, holistic approach to healing the spine and nerve system to help improve your overall health and quality of life. There’s no other wellness center in Colorado that offers the highest level spinal analysis and sophisticated patient care that we do. In fact, our care is backed by science.

Research undertaken at the University of California, Irvine’s Medical College shows that patients undergoing Network care demonstrate significant improvements in their pain and stress levels. The study concluded that a stunning 99% of 2,818 subjects were satisfied with the care they received, and its long-term results.

Here are the highlights of a case study that reveals the success one of our patients had with NetworkSpinal. Dr. Daniel Knowles and Dr. Richelle Knowles are two of the study’s authors. They each have considerable expertise in assisting their patients using NS.

Abstract

Objective: This case describes the reduction of lumbar scoliosis and improvement in the cervical curve in a 75-year-old male patient under NetworkSpinal care. Possible mechanisms for structural change through a low-force, tonal chiropractic adjustment technique are discussed.

Clinical Features: The patient was a 75-year-old male who presented for wellness-based chiropractic care. He also had a complaint of mild to moderate shoulder pain. A lumbar scoliosis with a Cobb angle of 11 degrees was found on a standing radiograph, as well as a kyphotic cervical curve and reduced atlas plane line.

Intervention and Outcomes: The patient received NS care under standard protocols for a two-year period. The patient was also asked to do two rehabilitative stretches for home care. The Cobb angle reduced to three degrees at one year, and less than one degree at two years. The atlas plane angle increased from 6 degrees to 22 degrees. The patient’s subjective findings reflect these changes.

Conclusions: NetworkSpinal care, and other low force techniques, may be effective in reorganizational change by addressing structural deformities in the spine and in restoring normal spinal curves. More research is needed in this area.