​The electromyogram (EMG) is a medical technique for exploring muscle function that involves recording the electrical activity of the muscles using surface electrodes or fine needles inserted into the muscle.

​Polygraphy is a method of simultaneously recording several physiological parameters such as breathing, heart rate, limb movement, and oxygen saturation, which can be used to assess sleep quality and diagnose sleep-disordered breathing such as apnea.

PRP injection, or Platelet Rich Plasma, is a technique used at the Medxcare center to stimulate soft tissue healing and treat certain chronic injuries such as tendonitis or muscle damage.

Isokineticism is a method of muscle assessment and strengthening that measures muscle strength and speed of movement under controlled, constant conditions, using specialized equipment called an isokinetic dynamometer.

Focal shock waves are high-energy acoustic waves used in medicine to treat chronic musculoskeletal injuries, such as plantar fasciitis and tendonitis, by stimulating healing of damaged tissue and reducing pain and inflammation.

​Automated neurovertebral decompression traction is a non-invasive therapeutic technique that uses a computer-controlled traction device to apply gentle, intermittent force to the spine, aimed at relieving pain and improving function by reducing compression of nerves and intervertebral discs.