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DIERS analysis at the OTC | REGENSBURG

With the help of a DIERS analysis at OTC | REGENSBURG you will receive a holistic 4D movement analysis for your musculoskeletal system, including movement behavior and general posture. Incorrect posture can contribute to long-term complaints that you could easily have avoided. You can therefore rely on the analysis in the DIERS 4D motion lab at OTC | REGENSBURG.

In our center we offer short-term appointments for private patients, BG patients (work, commuting and school accidents) and self payers.

The following measurements are carried out in the DIERS 4D motion lab:

Spine measurement
Leg axis measurement
Pedography
Electromyography (EMG)

Would you like to make an appointment at the DIERS 4D motion lab?

Schedule an appointment and we will discuss your options for a movement analysis. We ensure that diagnostics and therapy are optimally aligned for you.

DIERS analysis in the 4D motion lab: modern biomechanical examination

A DIERS analysis at OTC | REGENSBURG is always performed in the ultra-modern DIERS 4D motion lab. This is a comprehensive comprehensive biomechanical examinationwhich examines the entire musculoskeletal system of the body and provides detailed information about the movement sequences, forces and loads. State-of-the-art technology is used for the precise 4D motion analysis, including optoelectronic cameras and pressure measuring mats, for example.

Facts about the analysis in the DIERS 4D motion lab

Advantages of the DIERS 4D motion lab

Precision: The DIERS 4D motion lab uses state-of-the-art technology, including optoelectronic cameras and pressure measurement mats, to precisely measure movements and loads on the body.

Holistic approach: The analysis in the DIERS 4D motion lab examines the entire musculoskeletal system of the body, including posture, movement and strain. This allows problems to be identified that might otherwise go undetected.
Individual treatment: The holistic movement analysis makes it possible to create individual therapy or training plans for you as a patient, based on the specific results of the analysis.
Tracking progress: Regular analyses allow progress in the treatment of musculoskeletal diseases and injuries to be tracked and documented. This enables better control of the individual therapy stages.
Effective diagnosis: DIERS 4D motion lab analysis can help diagnose and monitor many musculoskeletal conditions and injuries, including back or shoulder pain, joint pain and restricted movement.

Limitations of the DIERS 4D motion lab

The 4D movement analysis does not provide any information about structural lesions such as herniated discs, torn tendons or muscle injuries. However, the resulting functional restrictions can be analyzed in great detail.
Not suitable for acute injuries: DIERS 4D motion lab analysis may not be suitable for patients with acute injuries or pain, as the motion analysis may increase pain or discomfort.
Limited informative value: A movement analysis cannot capture all aspects of a patient’s physical performance, e.g. strength or endurance.

Conclusion

Overall, the DIERS 4D motion lab analysis offers a very precise and comprehensive method of examining the body’s movement and posture and creating individual therapy plans.
The interpretation of the data collected can be interpreted differently by different people, which can affect the objectivity of the results. We have a great deal of experience in interpreting both the initial measurement results and the follow-up findings to guide therapy.
It is therefore important that treating physicians or therapists carefully weigh up all the advantages and disadvantages when deciding on a movement analysis in the DIERS 4D motion lab and inform patients accordingly.

Would you like to make an appointment at the DIERS 4D motion lab?

Schedule an appointment and we will discuss your options for carrying out a movement analysis. We will make sure diagnostics and therapy are optimally aligned.

Holistic movement analysis Regensburg: the best options for treatment

A DIERS analysis with the ultra-modern DIERS 4D motion lab is a procedure for the objective objective assessment of posture, movement patterns and pressure distribution on the body. It is often used to diagnose and treat musculoskeletal dysfunctions, injuries or pain in the back and spine. The procedure involves the use of optoelectronic cameras, pressure mats and other instruments to collect precise data on the movements and forces acting on the body.

The analysis can be used for a a variety of musculoskeletal problems including back pain, poor posture, foot problems and joint pain. The data collected can help to identify the cause of the problems and create individual treatment plans tailored to your specific needs. The DIERS analysis can also help to identify increased risks of injury due to certain movement patterns or misalignments.

The procedure can also help to improve the effectiveness of therapies and rehabilitation by providing precise data on your progress. DIERS 4D motion lab analysis is used in physiotherapy, sports medicine and orthopaedics by a wide range of professionals to improve the health and functionality of the musculoskeletal system.

The analysis in the DIERS 4D motion lab is an important addition to other imaging procedures such as X-ray, MRI or sonography, as it enables a comprehensive functional assessment of the musculoskeletal system. The active movement during the DIERS analysis at OTC | REGENSBURG is a major advantage over other static procedures.

How does a 4D movement analysis work?

The analysis usually begins with a comprehensive medical historyin which you as the patient are asked about your complaints, your medical history and other relevant factors. This is followed by a static analysis in which your posture, joint position and body structure are examined.

We will then carry out a dynamic dynamic movement analysis on a special treadmill while you are recorded by cameras and sensors. This allows your movement sequences and joint angles to be recorded and analyzed. The combination with EMG sensors also makes it possible to record muscle activity during the movement sequence.

Does 4D motion analysis involve risks?

Analysis using DIERS 4D motion lab is generally not associated with any direct risks for the patient. The motion analysis is based on non-invasive measurementsincluding optoelectronic cameras and pressure measurement mats, which are safe for you. However, it is important that you are able to maintain correct posture and movement during the analysis to ensure the accuracy of the measurements.

Some patients may experience discomfort or pain during the analysis, especially if they have existing musculoskeletal problems problems. In these cases, it is important that the procedure is adjusted or that you as the patient are informed of the possible effects beforehand.

It is also possible that the holistic movement analysis reveals problems that were previously undetected. This can lead to lead to additional examinations or treatments which, however, are usually not dangerous for our patients either.

Overall, analysis using DIERS 4D motion lab is considered a very safe procedurewhich can help to identify the cause of musculoskeletal problems and create individual treatment plans. We will be happy to answer all your questions about the DIERS analysis Regensburg during an individual appointment.

How long does an analysis using DIERS 4D motion lab take?

The duration of an analysis using DIERS 4D motion lab can vary and depends on various factors: Depending on the type of analysis, the number of joints or body areas to be analyzed and the evaluation time, the time frame varies greatly.

A simple analysis such as a posture analysis can usually be completed within 15 to 30 minutes be carried out. A more comprehensive analysis, which covers several areas of the body and joints, often requires more time. In some cases, a comprehensive analysis can therefore several hours take several hours.

Once the analysis is complete, the collected data must be evaluated in order to individual results and treatment plans and treatment plans. Depending on the amount of data and the complexity of the analysis, the evaluation time can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks.

Of course we will inform you about the estimated duration of the analysis so that you can plan accordingly.

Conclusion: This is why holistic movement analysis makes sense

The DIERS 4D motion lab analysis is a valuable tool for improving the health and functionality of the musculoskeletal system. Especially for professionals in physiotherapy, sports medicine and orthopaedics, it offers a precise and objective method for assessing movement patterns, posture and pressure distribution on the body. The DIERS analysis Regensburg enables the creation of individual treatment plans and the monitoring of the effectiveness of therapies and rehabilitation. It is therefore a valuable tool for the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal problems and injuries.

Would you like to make an appointment at the DIERS 4D motion lab?

Schedule an appointment and we will discuss your options for carrying out a movement analysis. We will make sure diagnostics and therapy are optimally aligned.

DIERS analysis at OTC | REGENSBURG - Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

What is a 4D spine measurement?

The 4D spinal column measurement is a non-contact non-contact measurement method without X-rays. The measurement is carried out using light optics, which can also detect misalignments of the spine and other problems. The results of the examination are recorded and then evaluated.

How useful is a spinal measurement?

A spinal measurement is particularly useful in cases where patients are already experiencing pain or have noticed changes in their gait. The spinal measurement allows deviations from the ideal course of the spine to be recognized and identified as the cause of chronic or acute pain. cause of chronic or acute pain. to identify.

What does a 4D spine measurement cost?

The 4D spinal column measurement is a private service, which depending on the exact scope, is billed differently. It is therefore difficult to quantify the total package of services. A dynamic-functional spinal measurement costs around 1.5 times as much as a static measurement. You can ask your health insurance company for reimbursement, but this is not always guaranteed. Even private health insurance companies do not always reimburse higher increase factors. You should therefore always find out before the analysis whether you will have to pay your own share.

What are the benefits of a movement analysis?

A movement analysis can also help to subtle misalignments or deviations in gait can be recognized and correct them accordingly. The recordings made provide a complete picture of the person’s gait.