Digital Radiographic Mensuration is the computerized enhancement and \ generation of biomechanical line drawings of Dynamic Motion and Static film \ radiographs. Identifying biomechanical deficits such as instability of the \ lumbar or cervical spine is complex and difficult. Different doctors see \ \"different\" degrees of abnormality on the films. The computer analysis \ sees \"exactly\" what is there and reports only objectivity measurements \ for the Doctor to consider before making a final diagnosis and determining \ a final treatment plan.
\Digital Radiographic techniques have been shown to be reliable and they \ provide unparalleled diagnostic benefits. This technique has undergone peer \ review by an independent research agency (ECRI)\, which is the collaborating \ center of the World Health Organization\; the procedure was accepted for \ inclusion in the US government\'s National Guidelines Clearing House of the \ Agency of Health Care Policy and Research (AHCPR). The inclusion of Radiographic \ digitizing is rated as \"Established\". The physician can \ never have too much diagnostic data when called upon to make a difficult spinal \ diagnosis. Currently\, there is no better way than this technology to secure detailed objective \ measurements and view information relative to the biomechanical status of a \ patient's spine.
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