MyoVision

• Chiropractors and other spine-focused clinicians
• Wellness and preventative-care practitioners
• Personal injury and workers compensation providers
• Sports medicine and rehabilitation professionals

What MyoVision does

• Designs and manufactures objective measurement systems for spinal health and soft tissue injury evaluation
• Provides tools that help practitioners document soft tissue injury, track outcomes and educate patients using visual, easy-to-understand data
• Focuses on integrating evidence-based, outcomes-driven data with patient‑centred care so both patient and doctor can clearly see the need for care and the results of treatment

Origins and innovation

• Developed under a prestigious grant from the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH)
• Founded by David Marcarian, MA, who developed his expertise in electrophysiology at NASA Ames Research Center
• Initially created as an affordable device for measuring physiologic signals such as muscle activity and skin temperature
• First clinical applications demonstrated clear correlations between muscle tension patterns and spinal issues

Experience and scale

• Over 30 years of use in healthcare and sports medicine settings
• Designed and manufactured in the United States
• Holds more than 80 worldwide patents
• Widely used by practitioners for detection, evaluation and documentation of soft tissue injury, and for objective wellness and performance assessments

Legal and courtroom use

• MyoVision systems have been used extensively in personal injury litigation to document soft tissue injury
• Admissibility of MyoVision evaluations has been established in courts, including use in high‑profile cases up to state supreme court level
• Objective data from MyoVision equipment is used to help demonstrate the presence or absence of soft tissue injury and support need for care

MyoVision offers product training and educational resources covering topics such as:

• First‑time hardware and software setup
• Performing scans and functional tests correctly
• Interpreting ScanVision, DynaROM and FlexVision results
• Using visual data to educate patients and other stakeholders
• Common troubleshooting questions

Training resources include:

• Product training courses and lessons focused on MyoVision systems
• An online training portal to help train staff and new hires
• Webinars and other educational content available through the MyoVision website

Clinical and legal support services

• DynaROM Interpretation Service: MyoVision experts can interpret DynaROM studies submitted through the software and provide written reports. Expert witness testimony is available in cases where MyoVision has provided an interpretation report.
• Resources for attorneys and insurers: Educational materials and presentations are available to help explain DynaROM and other MyoVision data in personal injury and workers compensation contexts.
• Doctor locator: A search tool on the MyoVision website helps patients and attorneys find clinicians who use MyoVision equipment.

Technical support

MyoVision provides customer support for its products.

• Support hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00am–5:00pm Pacific Time
• Support phone: 1‑800‑969‑6961 (option 2)
• Support email: support@myovision.com

Sales and general enquiries

For demos, pricing and general questions about MyoVision systems:

• Main phone: 1‑800‑969‑6961
• General email: info@myovision.com
• Request Demo and Request Pricing forms are available on the MyoVision website.

If a question requires details not covered in these documents (for example, current pricing, specific package configurations, or delivery timing), please contact MyoVision directly using the details above.

ScanVision is MyoVision's static surface EMG (sEMG) system designed to quickly measure paraspinal muscle tension.

• Uses EKG‑style technology to measure the electrical activity of the paraspinal muscles while the patient is weight‑bearing
• Patented wireless 5‑electrode design for fast, reproducible measurements
• Provides a quick scan (often in about 60 seconds) that shows muscular compensation patterns associated with various spinal disorders
• Non‑invasive, painless and safe for children, pregnant women and older adults
• Results are displayed as coloured bars extending from the spine, with readings in microvolts and an overall EP Stress Score that summarises total muscle activity
• EP Stress Score is used as an easy‑to‑understand baseline to track patient progress over time
• Standing tests provide a "stress test" of posture, producing clinically relevant data

Typical clinical uses include:

• Educating patients by visually demonstrating muscle tension patterns
• Tracking changes in muscle activity across care plans
• Supporting documentation for wellness and spinal care programs

DynaROM Motion EMG

DynaROM is MyoVision's patented dynamic range of motion and motion EMG system for functional assessment of spinal health.

• Measures muscle guarding and range of motion simultaneously while the patient moves
• Documents pain in motion by correlating changes in muscle activity with movement
• Increases the sensitivity and specificity of range‑of‑motion measures compared with traditional end‑point ROM alone
• Helps validate the functional loss associated with ligament and other soft tissue injuries
• Can help distinguish genuine injury from symptom magnification or malingering by comparing muscle activity with measured motion

Typical clinical and legal uses include:

• Evaluating suspected soft tissue injury in personal injury and workers compensation cases
• Providing objective data that correlates with a patient's subjective reports of pain
• Supplying documentation that has been accepted in court settings, including at state supreme court level, for soft tissue injury cases

DynaROM Interpretation Service

For clinicians who want assistance interpreting DynaROM data, MyoVision offers an interpretation service:

• Exam data is securely transmitted from the software to MyoVision's experts
• Experts prepare interpretation reports based on the data submitted
• Expert witness testimony is available in cases where MyoVision has provided an interpretation report
• Each DynaROM purchase includes one complimentary attorney presentation for a group selected by the clinic

FlexVision ROM

FlexVision is MyoVision's functional digital range of motion system.

• Measures both end‑point range of motion and the quality of motion over time
• Uses patented digital, wireless, rechargeable goniometer technology
• Provides accurate degree measurements (to a fraction of a degree) while capturing how smoothly or with what difficulty the motion is performed
• Supports custom protocols for many joints and extremities
• Results are presented as high‑resolution, HIPAA‑compliant graphics that can be emailed, texted or printed for patients and referral sources
• Data can be exported or transferred to EHR systems
• Designed to be durable and low‑maintenance, with no ongoing supplies required

Typical clinical uses include:

• Functional range of motion assessment using methods recognised by the AMA
• Documenting changes in range and quality of motion over a course of care
• Providing objective evidence of improvement or persistent limitation for insurers, attorneys and other stakeholders

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