Miami Clinic Spotlight: Digital Motion X‑Ray for Cervical Instability After Failed Diagnostics

Still suffering after normal MRIs, X-rays, or endless doctor visits?
If you’ve been told “everything looks fine” but you know something isn’t right you may be dealing with a condition that traditional imaging can’t detect: ligamentous instability of the cervical spine.

At DMX Miami, we help patients who feel overlooked or misdiagnosed finally get answers using Digital Motion X‑Ray (DMX) a revolutionary tool that detects spinal instability in motion.⚠️ Who Is This Blog For?

This blog is for patients who:

Have chronic neck pain, dizziness, or neurological symptoms
Have already had an MRI or CT scan that came back normal
Have seen multiple providers with no conclusive diagnosis
Are considering regenerative treatment and need proof of instability

What Is Digital Motion X‑Ray?

Doctor holding a spinal model and pointing to a herniated disc with a tool, demonstrating spinal anatomy and disc issues.

Unlike static imaging, DMX captures real-time X-rays (30 frames per second) as you move your neck through guided positions. This reveals:

Micro-instabilities not seen on MRI
Ligament laxity at the C0–C1–C2 joints
Abnormal spinal movement patterns
Evidence of whiplash-related ligament trauma

It’s not just an image — it’s a functional diagnosis.

Real Cases from DMX Miami

Here are just a few examples of patients who finally found the source of their symptoms:

A 31-year-old woman with daily headaches for 2 years after a car accident. Normal MRI. DMX revealed C1-C2 instability.
A retired athlete with tingling hands, neck stiffness, and blurred vision. No disc herniation on MRI. DMX showed ligament laxity during rotation.
A PRP patient from Brazil, planning stem cell therapy. DMX provided proof of instability, enabling targeted regenerative care.