'spine alignment' is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is usually used in context related to posture, chiropractic care, or physical therapy. For example, "At my last appointment with my chiropractor, we focused on improving my spine alignment."
Rigid bracing is worn to restore spine alignment by external force.
Then I switched it out for a Balans kneeling chair, because I had heard that kneeling at my desk would open my diaphragm and restore my natural spine alignment, which sounded pretty good.
On lateral radiographs, cervical spine alignment was evaluated by SSA and SACS, and preoperative and postoperative data were compared.
To investigate the differences in head and cervical spine alignment between subjects with migraine and healthy people.
Cervical spine alignment was evaluated by sagittal segmental alignment and sagittal alignment of the whole cervical spine preoperatively, 6 months postoperatively and at the last follow-up.
The aim of our study was to verify if there were significant differences in sagittal spine alignment between normal (41 subjects) and dysphonic speakers (33 subjects).
I place a desultory palm on her buttock, and then we go at it, missionary-style, on a luxury spine-alignment mattress.
If at all possible, do not move; but if victim must be moved, immobilize head and make a litter to keep spine in alignment.
Subsequent modes of variation for the FSU and entire spine models described alignment changes associated with disc height and lordosis.
Her automobile accident pulled her spine out of alignment, reversed the curvature of her neck, and shortened her left leg.
The aim of spinal deformity correction is to restore the spine's functional alignment by balancing it in both the sagittal and coronal planes.
