X-ray analysis · Longwood, FL See what's actually there.
Structural X-ray analysis measured against normal spinal alignment — and reviewed with you, not just filed away.
Who it's for.
Imaging is used when it will change your care. Your history and exam decide whether it's needed.
Pain that hasn't improved with general care
A history of trauma, including auto accidents
Anyone starting a structural correction program
Patients who want to understand their spine, not guess at it
Lines, angles, and real numbers.
Each vertebra is marked and measured, and curves, angles, and shifts are compared with established normal values. That turns an image into specific findings — which levels are involved, how far alignment has changed, and what a plan of care should target.
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Step 01
Exam first
X-rays are recommended only when your history and exam show they'll inform your care.
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Step 02
Measured analysis
Alignment is measured against normal values, level by level.
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Step 03
Report of findings
Dr. Butler walks you through the images and what they mean for your plan.
Clear findings, explained plainly.
- 01 Your images are reviewed with you, not just summarized
- 02 Findings are tied directly to your plan of care
- 03 Follow-up imaging, when used, is compared to your baseline
Start with an exam, not a guess.
Your first visit includes a full exam. If imaging won't change your care, it won't be recommended.
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