Research
An ongoing commitment to clinical excellence.
The technology behind the Spine Series has been studied in peer-reviewed research, including a randomised controlled trial at Seoul National University Bundang Hospital. Vert Biotech and its clinics keep backing new research.
Peer-reviewed studies
Clinical trials
STUDYINTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PRACTICE · 19 Sep 2022Effect of nonsurgical spinal decompression on intensity of pain and herniated disc volume in subacute lumbar herniated discSTUDYBMC MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS · 16 Mar 2022Effects of non-surgical decompression therapy in addition to routine physical therapy on pain, range of motion, endurance, functional disability and quality of life versus routine physical therapy alone in patients with lumbar radiculopathy: a randomised controlled trial
Case reports
Published abstracts
ABSTRACTMEDICINE AND PHARMACY REPORTS · 30 Oct 2024Multimodal management for low-back pain associated with spondylodiscitisABSTRACTCUREUS · 22 Mar 2023A severe disc herniation mimics spinal tumourABSTRACTCUREUS · 12 Mar 2023Conservative management of low back pain and scoliosis in a patient with rheumatoid arthritis: eight years follow-upABSTRACTCUREUS · 4 Feb 2023Improvement of chronic neck pain after posterior atlantoaxial surgical fusion via multimodal chiropractic care: a case report
Press & awards
In the news.
Coverage of the Spine Series and the Seoul National University findings, plus Vert Biotech’s 2025 Best of Best Review award.
Spine MT disc treatment studyRead articleThe Times of IndiaLokmanya Hospital launches advanced spinal decompression therapyRead article
The next generation of spinal decompression: why experts are upgrading to the Spine MT CoreRead article
Beyond traction: the spine system changing the future of non-surgical careRead articleBest of Best ReviewBest Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression Technology in Australia, 2025Read article
Press release: Vert Biotech spinal decompression technologyRead article




