Postural Analysis — Spine 3D

Three-dimensional postural assessment using the Spine 3D imaging system — a non-invasive, radiation-free alternative to X-ray spinal assessment. The system uses calibrated cameras and photogrammetric software to generate a precise digital 3D model of the patient's posture, identifying scoliotic curves, pelvic asymmetry, sagittal alignment deviations (kyphosis, lordosis), and shoulder imbalances invisible to the naked eye. The 55-minute appointment at K+Clinic's Prague 5-Smíchov site includes the scan, a digital analysis report, and a 25-minute physiotherapy session to interpret findings and build a personalised correction programme. Priced at 1,900 Kč.

Spine 3D is a surface-topography imaging technology that captures posture in three dimensions without ionising radiation. Using structured-light projection or calibrated multi-camera arrays, the system builds a detailed 3D surface model of the trunk, quantifying spinal curvature angles, rotational asymmetries, leg-length differences, pelvic tilt and rotation, shoulder height discrepancy, and sagittal alignment — all in a single, brief scan. At K+Clinic, the Spine 3D session is designed as a clinical tool rather than a screening curiosity: the 3D data is used by the physiotherapist to build an objective baseline against which treatment progress can be measured. For patients with suspected or confirmed scoliosis, the system provides repeatable angular measurements without exposing the patient to repeated X-ray doses — making it appropriate for monitoring adolescents through growth phases or tracking adult scoliosis progression. For athletes and active individuals, the scan reveals asymmetries that may be contributing to recurring unilateral injuries (single-side hip, knee, or shoulder pain) without obvious clinical cause. The included 25-minute physiotherapy session translates the scan data into action: the therapist identifies the primary postural drivers, distinguishes structural (fixed) from functional (correctable) deviations, and prescribes a targeted programme of exercises, mobilisations, and postural awareness cues. Where significant structural scoliosis is found, the therapist can advise on the appropriateness of Schroth-based physiotherapy or referral for orthopedic consultation. Common presentations appropriate for Spine 3D include back pain of unclear origin, unilateral musculoskeletal pain, visible postural asymmetry, scoliosis monitoring, pre-sport screening, and ergonomic assessment for desk workers experiencing chronic spinal pain. The session can be combined with baropodometric foot-pressure analysis and running analysis for a comprehensive musculoskeletal workup.