Computer-Assisted Spinal Decompression System

Computer-assisted spinal decompression is a non-surgical treatment for spine-related pain, especially lumbar and cervical disc herniation. Using a motorised decompression table, the system very gently and gradually increases the space between two vertebrae, creating a slight negative pressure inside the disc. This helps draw herniated tissue back, eases the load on a pinched nerve root and improves the disc's nutrition and oxygen supply, supporting the body's own healing. The patient lies secured by special belts while a computer applies a precise, controlled pulling force at the angle best suited to the affected level.