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Objectives: This study proposes an X-ray-based acupotomy treatment for lumbar spine and pelvic disorders.Methods: Utilizing static and dynamic X-ray imaging, a diagnostic and acupotomy treatment proposal was developed to address spinal and pelvic subluxations by targeting pathological muscles and ligaments.Results: The proposal is expected to allow effective identification and treatment of conditions such as lumbar disc herniation, spinal stenosis, and spondylolisthesis, and various soft tissue injuries and autonomic nervous system symptoms improving clinical outcomes.Conclusion: Incorporating both static and dynamic X-rays in acupotomy treatment for lumbar spine and pelvic disorders is thought to provide a more effective method for selecting acupotomy points, thereby enhancing the effect, precision, and overall treatment outcomes.
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