Digital Motion X-Ray (DMX) is a fluoroscopic x-ray that integrates today's digital and optic technology to produce an x-ray movie of the body while in motion. DMX studies may be most helpful in discovering undetected injuries when routine x-rays and MRI are found to be normal.

DMX is also proving to be the best diagnostic imaging tool for objectively demonstrating ligament instability, soft tissue injuries and joint dysfunction particularly in the cervical spine (neck).

Patients are relieved to see to literally see why they are in pain.  Doctors can specifically identify the injured structures, degree of injury, source of pain, and adjust their treatment accordingly to provide greater benefit to the patient.   Attorney, insurance companies, and injured parties involved in motor vehicle collisions now have an accurate and objective tool to demonstrate ligamentous injury.  Unfortunately, in cases where ligament injury is identified, studies show that these injuries are permanent, progressive in that accelerated arthritic changes are expected from aberrant motion, and often the source of chronic pain.