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Atlas bone3/6/2023 ![]() Only minimal discomfort is felt during the treatment as no twisting, cracking and popping is applied. The instrument's metal stylus will delicately touch the patient then, it will release a portion of percussion sound wave that will provide the gentle pressure or light force to correct the displacement appropriately. A specialized instrument is then used by the Chiropractor to adjust the misalignment with high level of precision and minimal physical pressure. The vectors are calculated based on the x-ray findings. How Atlas Orthogonal WorksĪtlas Orthogonal Treatment starts with a series of examinations including specific digital x-rays to determine the exact displacement of the Atlas. It serves as a protection for the delicate spinal cord and the brainstem. ![]() See how the Atlas Orthogonal technique helps ex NFL quarterback, Jim McMahon, live a better life. The atlas vertebra is the top bone of your neck. On the superior surface of the atlas bone are a pair of concave facets. The name for the bone was derived from a deity of Greek mythology called Atlas, who supported the heavens. Thus, restoring the proper position of the Atlas is necessary to provide complete relief from pain and other symptoms. The atlas bone is the first of seven cervical vertebrae (vertebra cervicalis I or C1 ). Some of the more common causes include: Cervical soft tissue damage, such whiplash injuries, car crashes, bicycle and trampoline injuries Subluxation of cervical vertebrae below Atlas, resulting in upward instability Poor posture creating overcompensation to one side of the body Static posture. ![]() Also, misaligned vertebrae, particularly the Atlas, can impact the biomechanics of the patient. Misalignment on the spinal bones may cause irritation and compression to the extent of significant damage to the nervous system. This is a gentle but very effective technique for neck pain and restricted neck mobility from a misaligned atlas vertebra. ![]()
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