Digital Motion X-Ray (DMX) in Kirkland, WA
- Non-invasive imaging
- Real-time motion capture
- Used when static imaging may not show movement issues

What Is Digital Motion X-Ray?
Digital Motion X-Ray (DMX) is a medical imaging technology that visualizes the body in real time while it is in motion. It is a form of fluoroscopic motion imaging that can record movement and also capture individual radiographic images.
Unlike standard static X-rays that capture a single moment, DMX is designed to observe joint and spinal motion during controlled movements.
Why DMX Is Different From Standard X-Rays
DMX allows clinicians to observe anatomy during motion. The system can acquire motion images rapidly (commonly described as 30 images per second) so the movement of structures can be evaluated during specific views and positions.
This can be useful when symptoms occur during movement, but traditional static imaging does not clearly show what is happening during motion.

Who DMX May Be a Fit For
Ongoing neck or back symptoms where motion is a key trigger
Concerns about joint or spinal movement patterns
Injuries where symptoms persist despite prior care
When a provider wants more information than a static X-ray can show
A Unique Technology in Washington State
What to Expect During a DMX Appointment

Schedule a DMX Appointment
If you’re looking for a clearer understanding of what’s happening during movement, Digital Motion X-Ray (DMX) is designed to capture real-time motion imaging so your provider can evaluate how your spine and joints function during specific positions. This exam can be especially valuable when symptoms show up during motion and you want more detailed insight than static imaging may provide.
Scheduling is simple. Choose a time that works for you, and our team will guide you through the next steps so you know exactly what to expect before you arrive.
Frequently Asked Questions
Digital Motion X-Ray is an imaging technology that shows the spine and joints in real time while they move, instead of capturing a single still image.
A standard X-ray captures one moment, while DMX records motion, commonly described as 30 images per second, so your provider can see how your spine and joints move during specific motions.
DMX may help people with ongoing neck or back symptoms triggered by movement, concerns about spinal or joint movement, injuries that persist despite prior care, or cases where a static X-ray does not show enough.
Yes. DMX is non-invasive imaging that captures motion in real time.
Energize Chiropractic and Wellness offers DMX at 13325 100th Ave NE, Suite D in Kirkland, WA. Call (425) 814-9644 to schedule.
