Instrument-Assisted Adjusting
A spring-loaded adjusting instrument delivering a small, precise impulse to one joint, with no rotation and no thrust through a range of motion.
The instrument delivers a controlled impulse to a single segment. No rotation, no lever arm, and no cavitation, which makes it a good fit for patients who find manual technique uncomfortable and for joints where precision matters more than force.
It is a tool, not a philosophy. We use it when the joint calls for it.
What it changes
- ✦No twisting and no cavitation
- ✦Precise input to a single segment
- ✦Comfortable option for anxious or acute patients
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Extremity Adjusting
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