PracticeMakers Products
LUMBAR SPINE
PROLAPSED DISC: The terms "herniated disc" or "prolapsed disc" are not
common to your patients' vocabularies. Do they really understand what
happens when they develop intervertebral disc syndrome? How do your
patients picture in their minds why they have pain and how this is causing
pressure on their spinal cord and/or spinal nerves? To help your patient
visualize the concept, a new feature has been incorporated, which
illustrates a superior view of a lumbar vertebra and what happens "inside"
the spinal canal.
DEGENERATIVE DISC: How often have you tried to show a patient what a
degenerative disc looks like? How many patients do you treat with
osteophytic spurring causing foraminal encroachment and nerve root
irritation? How do you explain the nerve root irritation which can occur as
a result of these common arthritic processes? This section of the chart will
greatly aid in your patient understanding, and the unique superior view will
give a new dimension to your explanation.
NORMAL LUMBAR SPINE LATERAL VIEW: To illustrate abnormal
conditions there has to be a comparison to what is "NORMAL." In this
section of the chart, a normal lateral lumbar spine has been included in
the series of lumbar spine illustrations. This enables you to fully complete
the explanation of what is normal and what is abnormal so your patients
can actually see where they fit into the process.
Only $42.00 (includes Shipping costs)
PROLAPSED DISC: The terms "herniated disc" or "prolapsed disc" are not
common to your patients' vocabularies. Do they really understand what
happens when they develop intervertebral disc syndrome? How do your
patients picture in their minds why they have pain and how this is causing
pressure on their spinal cord and/or spinal nerves? To help your patient
visualize the concept, a new feature has been incorporated, which
illustrates a superior view of a lumbar vertebra and what happens "inside"
the spinal canal.
DEGENERATIVE DISC: How often have you tried to show a patient what a
degenerative disc looks like? How many patients do you treat with
osteophytic spurring causing foraminal encroachment and nerve root
irritation? How do you explain the nerve root irritation which can occur as
a result of these common arthritic processes? This section of the chart will
greatly aid in your patient understanding, and the unique superior view will
give a new dimension to your explanation.
NORMAL LUMBAR SPINE LATERAL VIEW: To illustrate abnormal
conditions there has to be a comparison to what is "NORMAL." In this
section of the chart, a normal lateral lumbar spine has been included in
the series of lumbar spine illustrations. This enables you to fully complete
the explanation of what is normal and what is abnormal so your patients
can actually see where they fit into the process.
Only $42.00 (includes Shipping costs)
PracticeMakers, Inc.
Fulfillment office:
14834 McGregor St
Indianola, IA 50125
800-345-3099
Email: practicemakers@gmail.com
Fulfillment office:
14834 McGregor St
Indianola, IA 50125
800-345-3099
Email: practicemakers@gmail.com
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