Bei der Rehabilitation unserer Patienten setzen wir einen ganzheitlichen Ansatz unter Verwendung der modernsten Methoden um. Ungefähr vor 3 Monaten, haben wir das McBrothers Robospine orthopädische System der Wirbelsäulendekompression als Teil unseres Therapieprogrammes eingesetzt.
Die Behandlungskur besteht aus 10 Sitzungen. Seit der Einsetzung dieser Anlage, wurden 38 Patienten der Therapie unterzogen, einschließlich:
– 13 ophthalmologische Patienten mit häufigen Kopfschmerzen und Schlafstörungen,
– 4 ophthalmologische Patienten mit wiederkehrendem Schwindel,
– 21 HNO-Patienten, von denen 17 mit Trommelfell-Perforationen und Tinnitus,
– 2 Patienten mit Dysarthrie,
– 2 Patienten mit psychogenem Mutismus.
Die Ergebnisse haben gezeigt, dass die meisten Patienten eine Senkung in Häufigkeit der Kopfschmerzen schon nach der dritten Sitzung erlebten. Nach fünf Sitzungen meldeten 95% der Patienten eine vollständige Entlastung von Schwindel und Tinnitus. Zusätzlich, gab es in 80% der Fälle eine Gesamtverbesserung des Wohlbefindens, erhöhte Produktivität, einen ausgeglichenen emotionalen Zustand, besseres Einschlafen und längere Schlafdauer.
Die Logopäden haben die Rehabilitationsergebnisse bei den Patienten mit Dysarthrie und psychogenem Mutismus, die die vollständige Kur durchgemacht haben, hoch eingeschätzt. Es wurde festgestellt, dass alle behandelten Patienten deutlich größere positive Fortschritte in der Wiederherstellung der Sprechfunktion zeigten, verglichen mit ihrem Fortschritt vor der Behandlung. Außerdem, haben sechs Patienten mit Sehrest eine verbesserte Lichtwahrnehmung nach der Behandlungskur gezeigt.
Zum Schluss, bei der Verwendung bei ophthalmologischen und HNO-Patienten reduziert das McBrothers Robospine System effizient die Häufigkeit von Kopfschmerzen, Schwindel und Tinnitus. Durch die Verbesserung des Blutflusses zur Halsregion trägt das System auch zur teilweisen Wiederherstellung der verlorenen Funktionen bei, wirkt sich positiv auf emotionales Wohlbefinden aus, reguliert Schlaf und letztlich beschleunigt die Rehabilitation und verbessert die Lebensqualität des Patienten.

Die Anlage zeichnet sich durch ihre Benutzerfreundlichkeit, Möglichkeit der individuellen Anpassung an den Zustand des Patienten und das Vorhandensein von Biofeedback aus. Sie integriert sich gut mit anderen Rehabilitationsmethoden, einschließlich Bewegungstherapie, Physiotherapie und neuromuskuläre Stimulation.
Die Effektivität von Robospine wird besonders bedeutsam in der zweiten Stufe der medizinischen Rehabilitation, wenn der Schwerpunkt auf der Beseitigung der residualen Funktionseinschränkungen und dem Aufbau stabiler Motorik liegt.
Dank seiner hohen klinischen Wirksamkeit empfehlen wir, Robospine in die herkömmlichen Rehabilitationsprotokolle für die Patienten nach der Totalhüftarthroplastik, mit degenerativen Wirbelsäulenerkrankungen oder nach der Amputation der unteren Gliedmaßen zu integrieren.
Also, ist die Robospine Anlage ein wesentlicher und integraler Bestandteil unseres mehrstufigen Rehabilitationssystems geworden, der umfassende Behandlung und stabile klinische Ergebnisse für die Patienten mit orthopädischen und neurologischen Erkrankungen gewährleistet.

On behalf of the medical team at Plasmolifting Praxis, we would like to express our gratitude for the opportunity to work with the innovative robotic system Robospine. This device opens new horizons in the treatment of degenerative, dystrophic, and functional spinal disorders, providing safe and effective decompression through gentle mechanical forces.
The system allows for individualized load adjustment, minimizing the risk of injury and ensuring optimal spinal segment traction through precisely controlled decompression. Thanks to its delicate impact on intervertebral structures, spinal hydration improves, range of motion increases, and mobility is restored.
Reduced compression of nerve roots and improved microcirculation lead to rapid pain relief. Built-in sensors adjust the treatment in real time, ensuring maximum procedural safety. Decompression relieves pressure on neural structures, reducing radicular symptoms such as radiculopathy and radiating pain.
One patient with an L5–S1 herniation reported a noticeable reduction in pain after just the third session, with restored ability to walk for extended periods. Another patient with chronic lumbalgia due to spondylosis was able to discontinue analgesics after completing the Robospine therapy course.
Gentle traction improves tissue trophism and helps prevent scar adhesion formation. Restoring the physiological alignment of the vertebrae also reduces paravertebral muscle hypertonicity.
The Robospine system is a modern solution for comprehensive spinal therapy, combining high effectiveness with safety. We have observed significant improvements in our patients' quality of life, confirming the clinical value of this method in everyday medical practice.

As the chief physician of our clinic, I can confidently say that the introduction of the Robospine system has been one of the most significant advancements in the development of our medical center in recent years. Robospine has not only expanded our range of physiotherapy and rehabilitation techniques but also opened new horizons in the treatment of spinal disorders.
Our clinic specializes in managing chronic pain syndromes, degenerative spinal conditions, and post-traumatic rehabilitation. We are constantly in search of modern, effective, and—most importantly—safe treatment solutions for our patients. Robospine has proven to be exactly that kind of solution, showing remarkable effectiveness in integrated therapy from the very first months of use.
One of Robospine’s key advantages is its unique ability to adapt to the anatomical features of each patient. The robotic system precisely controls the traction force, eliminating the risk of overload or injury. This makes the therapy not only highly effective but also extremely comfortable. Gentle multidirectional decompression improves intervertebral disc nutrition, reduces herniated disc protrusions, and alleviates radicular pain.
Patients report a significant reduction in pain after just 2–3 sessions, and a full course of 10–15 procedures often leads to long-lasting remission. What is especially encouraging is that Robospine is effective for both acute pain syndromes and chronic conditions that were previously considered difficult to treat.
From the perspective of our medical staff, working with Robospine demonstrates how modern technology can combine precision, safety, and ease of use. The system interface is intuitive, treatment protocols are easy to configure, and the integrated monitoring system provides full feedback and process control. All of this significantly improves the quality and standardization of therapeutic procedures.
Furthermore, having Robospine in our clinic has enhanced our reputation as an innovative medical center. We have seen an increase in patient inquiries specifically about this treatment method. This confirms that today’s patients value personalized care and trust technologies that have undergone international clinical validation.
In conclusion, I would emphasize that Robospine is not just a device, but a comprehensive therapeutic system that is transforming the approach to spinal care. We are proud to be among the first to implement this technology and are confident that it represents the future of non-surgical vertebrology.

At the rehabilitation center of the St. Petersburg State Healthcare Institution "Hospital for War Veterans," the McBrothers Robospine dry spinal traction system has been actively used since June 2024 as part of a comprehensive recovery program for patients with various musculoskeletal and spinal conditions and injuries.
More than 400 patients of this profile have undergone treatment with the system. During its trial period, Robospine has proven to be a reliable, safe, and clinically effective device, significantly enhancing the outcomes and quality of the rehabilitation process.
Given the specialization of our facility and the high number of patients undergoing major joint surgeries, the most pronounced positive effects have been observed in individuals recovering from total hip replacement (THR).
At the second stage of rehabilitation, where the focus is on posture correction, balance restoration, and movement symmetry, Robospine effectively addresses postural disorders, reduces pain, and restores gait biomechanics.
Its gentle traction effect on the spine helps relieve excessive muscle tension and reduce compensatory overloads, which are common in this patient group.
Additionally, the device has been successfully used in patients with degenerative-dystrophic spinal diseases (such as osteochondrosis, spondylosis, spondyloarthrosis, and discogenic radiculopathies), leading to decreased pain, improved mobility, and greater tolerance to physical activity.
Our experience with Robospine has also proven valuable in the rehabilitation of patients with lower limb amputations, which is particularly important in accordance with the Government Resolution of the Russian Federation No. 896 dated May 31, 2023.
These patients typically present with pelvic misalignment, shifted center of gravity, functional blocks in the lumbosacral region, and significant muscular imbalance.
Traction therapy helps relieve spinal strain, facilitates adaptation to prosthetic use, and improves stability during upright posture and gait training.

The advantages include both the effectiveness and safety of the therapy. The ability to individually customize the treatment process reflects the high quality and class of the device.

The McBrothers Robospine orthopedic spinal decompression system can be effectively used during both inpatient and outpatient stages of rehabilitation in medical and medico-social institutions.