Sometimes we want to know more in order to treat with real precision. In those cases, we use additional diagnostics as a tool during examination or reassessment.
MyoVision® scan (sEMG)
The MyoVision® scan is an electrodiagnostic tool that uses electrodes to map muscle tension. For the chiropractor, this can help confirm spinal blockages. For you, it’s often reassuring because you gain insight into what’s being measured. Scans are often performed during a first visit and at reassessment.
RightEye® examination (eyetracking)
RightEye® provides insight into how the visual system functions. Because your visual system is connected to the spine through the nervous system, this information can be relevant for chiropractors. RightEye® can help detect underlying issues, measure recovery progress (for example after a concussion), and improve performance (for example in sports, through better eye coordination). You’ll have access to your report and exercises through a secure connection.
Brafo® measurement (viewing advice for glasses)
Glasses can have more impact on your functioning than you might think. When there’s a difference in strength between left and right, and with varying viewing directions, the prismatic effect changes, causing your eyes to constantly “correct.” This can be tiring and contribute to symptoms such as headaches, fatigue, and dizziness. The Brafo test calculates these differences and provides personalized viewing advice. For children, practical advice (such as where to sit in the classroom) can sometimes already make a big difference.