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Manipulation Therapy
Manipulation Therapy is one of the advanced techniques used in manual therapy and physiotherapy. Its primary goal is to restore normal joint function, reduce pain, and improve range of motion. The therapist applies a quick and precise force to a joint or surrounding tissues to improve mobility, release joint restrictions, and stimulate nerve receptors.
About the Manuthera Table
The Manuthera Treatment Table, manufactured by Lojer (Finland), is an advanced manual therapy and rehabilitation system based on biomechanical and ergonomic principles. It provides an ideal platform for chiropractic, physiotherapy, and osteopathic treatments. Its multi-dimensional movement allows traction, flexion, rotation, and controlled drop techniques while reducing the need to manually reposition patients.
Spinal Traction Therapy
Using the table's controlled movement and adjustable tilt, the spaces between the vertebrae are gradually increased. This technique helps reduce pressure on the intervertebral discs, relieves nerve root compression, and is effective in treating pain caused by disc herniation.
Manual Therapy / Joint Mobilization
The table allows therapists to perform specialized manual therapy and joint mobilization techniques by accurately adjusting body positions and treatment angles. Smooth and controlled movements help increase joint mobility and reduce stiffness.
Manipulation and Drop Technique
The pelvic, back, and cervical sections of the table are equipped with a Drop mechanism. When the therapist applies a quick force, the corresponding section drops slightly, reducing the impact on the patient while improving the effectiveness of spinal and joint adjustments.
Distraction–Flexion
The multi-section design of the table enables gentle flexion movements of the lumbar and cervical spine. These movements reduce pressure on spinal structures, improve intervertebral fluid movement, and are effective in treating sciatica and chronic low back pain.
Rotational Correction (Lying-Side Position)
The modular design allows the patient to be positioned on the side for rotational correction of the spine, pelvis, and shoulders. This technique is particularly useful for patients with scoliosis or pelvic asymmetry.
Passive Therapy Movement
For patients who cannot move actively due to severe pain or temporary paralysis, the therapist can use the table's controlled movements to mobilize joints and limbs, helping prevent joint stiffness and muscle atrophy.
Thoracic and Lumbar Spine Treatment
Thoracic Spine
- Adjustment of the ribs and thoracic vertebrae to improve mobility and function.
- Allows smooth combination of flexion, side bending, and rotation with the assistance of gravity.
- Supports dynamic movements for soft tissue treatment techniques.
- Provides easier access to deeper tissues.
Lumbar Spine
- Three-dimensional treatment of the lumbopelvic region.
- Combines spinal movements in all three planes with optional distraction.
- Lumbar decompression for disc-related conditions.
- Allows inversion and full spinal traction.
1. Spinal Traction Therapy
Using the table’s controlled movement and adjustable tilt, the spaces between the vertebrae are gradually increased. This technique helps reduce pressure on the intervertebral discs, relieves nerve root compression, and is effective in treating pain caused by disc herniation.
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| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Length | 190 cm |
| Width | 54 cm |
| Height Adjustment | 51 to 106 cm |
| Electric Tilt Up/Down | 52° / 32° |
| Head Section Movement (Vertical) | +35° / -35° |
| Head Section Movement (Horizontal) | 0 to 18° |
| Head Forward Tilt | 50° |
| Head Horizontal Height Adjustment | +28cm / -5cm |
| Head Traction | 0 to 6 cm |
| Armrest Movement | +3 to -23 cm |
| Upper Chest Section (Vertical) | +15° / -13° |
| Upper Chest Section (Horizontal) | 0 to 18° |
| Lower Body Section (Vertical) | +21.5° / -40° |
| Lower Body Section (Horizontal) | 0 to 18° |
| Lower Body Rotation | 0 to 20° |
| Lower Body Traction | 0 to 8 cm |
| Leg Rest (Vertical) | 0 to 85° |
| Leg Rest Tilt | 0 to 90° |