Titronics

Development of and instrumented full size model of a back with sensors built into the vertebrae for testing chiropractic students' ability to palpate locations on the spine the instructor asked for. Second half talking about research done with Yale University on measuring brain temperature at the medial canthus on humans and animals with studies done in Iowa and Brazil

Manufacturing Director discuss operation of the adjustment simulator, the drop head piece accessory. Use of the simulator for calibrating your tables' drop settings and more.

Explanation of Infrared Temperature Sensing and the Development of a serious scanning instrument!

Explaining Various Temperature Instruments going back 100 years

Mimi explains a new opportunity for the public to understand the tools and science of Chiropractic

Paraspinal thermal graphs and Procedures

Roger Titone, Engineer discusses 100 year History of thermographic scanning devices and how they help the chiropractor determine when and where to adjust.

A power point showing PRE and POST paraspinal LINE graphs. They are marked along with a brief case history. Post "CLEAR" graphs after an chiropractic upper cervical adjustment are powerfully demonstrated.

Dr. Amalu, board certified thermologist discusses how he practiced Chiropractic, and Thermography. He and Roger discuss B.J Palmer and other historical doctors in the field of Chiropractic, and how he interacts and works with functional medicine doctors.

XRAY and STRUCTURE OF THE SPINE and THERMOGRAPHY WORK TOGETHER!

Display of older instruments, including the Canadian Memorial dual sensor scanning tool - first to display actual skin temperature. Also a review of patent drawings on temperature instruments used by chiropractors before Titronics D & D developed the Tytron scanners.

Showing the original NCM vs the Titronics Scanner Display of 5 scans taken months apart locked in "pattern" of distress in the nervous system.

The history of Range of Motion Designs

Using the new Titronics Range of Motion Instrument

Base line test

Reason to have a ROM

Components to a ROM

Roger and Mimi calibrating the day

talking about ROM and BTT