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In 1985, it was Dr. Allan Dyer, PhD, MD who pioneered non-surgical spinal decompression therapy, which led to his developing the world’s first non-surgical spinal decompression table, known as the VAX-D (or Vax D), in 1991. The original VAX-D used a pneumatic system to create a negative pressure in the spinal disks while traction force [...]

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Lower back surgery is actually a misnomer. What we call “lower back surgery” is specifically lumbar spine surgery or lower spinal surgery. There are only a few indications for lower spinal surgery. These are… When conservative treatment is not effective in reducing pain When there are signs of focal neurologic deficits, such as leg weakness, [...]

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