About Robo-TracTherapy

What is Robo-Table Therapy?

Robo-table therapy is a form of advanced mechanical traction therapy integrated into the CBP protocol. It uses a motorized table—commonly referred to as a "robo-table"—that can be programmed to perform precise, controlled movements and decompressions to the spine. These movements are designed to aid in spinal realignment, disc decompression, and improved posture.

How Robo-Table Therapy Works in CBP:

Spinal Traction and Decompression: The robo-table gently stretches and elongates the spine, targeting specific vertebral segments based on the patient’s unique spinal alignment.

Customizable Settings: The therapy is highly individualized. Based on X-rays and posture analysis, the table can be programmed to apply traction in a way that directly addresses the patient’s abnormal spinal curves (e.g., kyphosis, lordosis, spondylolisthesis, or scoliosis).

Pain Relief and Structural Correction: By alleviating pressure on nerves, discs, and joints, patients often experience reduced pain and improved range of motion, while also undergoing long-term structural correction.

Conditions Treated with Robo-Table Therapy:

• Chronic back and neck pain

• Herniated or bulging discs

• Degenerative disc disease

• Postural imbalances

• Scoliosis and other spinal deformities