S9090 Vertebral axial decompressio
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Also known as: spinal decompression, VAX-D, disc decompression
Vertebral axial decompression is a non-surgical spinal traction technique that uses mechanical distraction to reduce intervertebral disc pressure and relieve spinal nerve compression symptoms.
Clinical Context
Used for chronic radiculopathy, disc herniation, and spinal stenosis symptoms. Intended to reduce disc pressure and allow disc material retraction and nerve healing.
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