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SEATTLE, May 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Case No 16-2-29568-1 SEA involved a handyman living a very peaceful, simple life. He was not wealthy by any means, but he loved his work and life was good. That was until one day while waiting at a stoplight, a vehicle struck him from behind at approximately 45 MPH, changing his life forever. His new normal included not being able to work, $70,000 in medical bills, struggling daily with chronic pain, the mental anguish of no one believing him, and learning the hard way just how poor his insurance coverage was. To further exacerbate his predicament, his injuries and pain were not corroborated with X-Rays, MRI's, CT Scans or Range of Motion.
His doctor, frustrated with the lack of findings, did some research and discovered MyoVision's DynaROM Motion EMG (a diagnostic tool that can prove the presence or absence of soft tissue injury) was being used by South Korean Orthopedic Surgeons to document soft tissue injury. The DynaROM was also published in the AMA's guidebook "A Practical Guide to Range of Motion Assessment," with the author referring to it as the "new gold standard" as it was more sensitive to soft tissue injury than ROM alone. The DynaROM simultaneously measures range of motion and the muscle response during motion giving it the ability to document muscle guarding (the body's natural response to pain). So the handyman's doctor ordered a DynaROM test and what happened next made history. The jury awarded $958K; one of the largest soft tissue injury awards in history.
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The handyman described the DynaROM as, "The missing puzzle piece that validated my pain. The jury understood the simple graphics that proved the insurance defense wrong. The DynaROM was essential to obtaining the award, and I am forever grateful that it has allowed me to continue care and the work I love, but at a pace which does not leave me in constant pain."
About the MyoVision SERIES-5 DynaROM
Developed under a prestigious NIH Grant, the new SERIES-5 is the result of thousands of hours of R&D and clinical application in the healthcare arena. MyoVision has been manufacturing medical equipment in the US for the past 30 years. For more information, visit myovision.com or email [email protected]
SOURCE MyoVision
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https://www.myovision.com/
His doctor, frustrated with the lack of findings, did some research and discovered MyoVision's DynaROM Motion EMG (a diagnostic tool that can prove the presence or absence of soft tissue injury) was being used by South Korean Orthopedic Surgeons to document soft tissue injury. The DynaROM was also published in the AMA's guidebook "A Practical Guide to Range of Motion Assessment," with the author referring to it as the "new gold standard" as it was more sensitive to soft tissue injury than ROM alone. The DynaROM simultaneously measures range of motion and the muscle response during motion giving it the ability to document muscle guarding (the body's natural response to pain). So the handyman's doctor ordered a DynaROM test and what happened next made history. The jury awarded $958K; one of the largest soft tissue injury awards in history.
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The handyman described the DynaROM as, "The missing puzzle piece that validated my pain. The jury understood the simple graphics that proved the insurance defense wrong. The DynaROM was essential to obtaining the award, and I am forever grateful that it has allowed me to continue care and the work I love, but at a pace which does not leave me in constant pain."
About the MyoVision SERIES-5 DynaROM
Developed under a prestigious NIH Grant, the new SERIES-5 is the result of thousands of hours of R&D and clinical application in the healthcare arena. MyoVision has been manufacturing medical equipment in the US for the past 30 years. For more information, visit myovision.com or email [email protected]
SOURCE MyoVision
Related Links
https://www.myovision.com/
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