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Denver Headache and Spine Center and it's board certified staff specialize in  a non-surgical, FDA  approved, painless procedure aimed minimizing headache and neck pain. Not everyone is a candidate, but if you are, this treatment can drastically reduce the amount of time you spend suffering.

 The device used during the procedure is called an Atlas Orthogonal instrument and was developed by engineers at Georgia Tech University. The slender metal piece at the bottom is called the stylus. This piece makes contact with the skin just behind your ear. Based on specific angles determined from your imaging, the Atlas Orthogonal instrument delivers a precise correction to the upper neck. This correction is made by a single percussion sound wave generated by the instrument. The measured force at the end of the stylus is approximately 3.5 pounds of pressure. If you feel anything at all, it is a split second "vibration" or "tickle". The use of sedatives or other drugs is not required. No treatment related pain is expected following each visit and generally no restrictions are necessary. After initial imaging, an office visit usually lasts about fifteen minutes.