DynaROM

Traditional Range of Motion (ROM) Testing:

• Standard ROM tests often lack precision and objectivity, relying on subjective evaluation of joint movement. DynaROM, however, offers detailed and quantifiable results, ensuring a more accurate assessment of soft tissue injuries.

MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging):

• While MRI is effective at identifying structural damage, it often misses functional impairments like soft tissue damage that can be captured with DynaROM. DynaROM focuses on movement and can detect injuries that static imaging can't, making it essential in cases of soft tissue trauma.

CT (Computed Tomography):

• CT scans are great for visualizing bone injuries but fail to provide the dynamic assessment needed for soft tissue injuries. DynaROM fills this gap by offering real-time motion testing to reveal the extent of ligament, tendon, or muscle injuries.

DynaROM is increasingly recognized for its ability to provide objective data in soft tissue injury cases. Peer-reviewed studies, legal cases, and endorsements from medical professionals and attorneys highlight its effectiveness:

• Legal Validation:
  DynaROM has been proven successful in court, helping personal injury attorneys secure favorable settlements and jury verdicts. It is widely regarded as admissible evidence in legal cases and is known to focus adjusters and juries on the quality of data over expert opinions.

• Clinical Endorsement:
  DynaROM has been integrated into practices by numerous chiropractors and doctors, with experts like David Marcarian, MA, presenting on the principles of DynaROM, its application in soft tissue injury evaluation, and its role in changing the legal landscape.

Yes, DynaROM is completely safe. The test involves non-invasive measurements and does not require any radiation or injections. It provides accurate data while ensuring the comfort and safety of patients. Unlike MRI or CT scans, DynaROM’s technology is easy to use and allows for real-time motion evaluation without the risks associated with more invasive procedures.

DynaROM is highly accurate in measuring range of motion and identifying soft tissue injuries that are often missed with other diagnostic tools. The technology provides real-time, quantifiable data that is objective and consistent. DynaROM is particularly effective at detecting injuries related to soft tissues, such as ligaments and tendons, where traditional imaging falls short.

• For Chiropractors:
  DynaROM allows chiropractors to evaluate the extent of soft tissue injuries with precision, which helps in diagnosing injuries and developing effective treatment plans. The objective data provided by DynaROM can be used to track patient progress over time and adjust treatment protocols as needed.

• For Attorneys:
  DynaROM provides personal injury attorneys with objective, measurable evidence to support their cases. It helps establish the severity of soft tissue injuries early in the case, making it easier to negotiate settlements or present the case in court. DynaROM is recognized for its ability to sway juries and adjusters, helping attorneys achieve better outcomes for their clients.

• For Patients:

DynaROM offers patients a clear, objective understanding of their injuries. It documents the range of motion and functional limitations caused by soft tissue damage, ensuring that their condition is accurately portrayed in both medical and legal contexts. This helps patients receive the best treatment possible while ensuring their injuries are properly recognized.