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   We have been getting calls and questions about the new Digital Infrared Imaging Camera

 and its applications. I believe its biggest help will be for injuries and pain. One of the

 biggest problems I see in the medical community is doctors chasing pain and its effects.

 We need a technology that will record images of the causal area and I believe the (DITI)

 Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging Camera best fits this need. By imaging areas of

 inflammation and processing them as colors (Red for Hyperthermia, Blue for

 Hypothermia) we are able to watch the process of physiology in action. Base line studies

 will give us a starting point, then we can scan the area of concern at specific intervals

 and watch the healing process in “Live” mode. For those who suffer from back and neck

 pain, this type of technology will be a godsend. Having lower back pain does not

 necessarily mean the problem is coming from the lower back. It could have originated in

 the neck. The Infrared Red Camera will then detect more heat, or Hyperthermia, in the

 neck and the lower back may only show low to moderate areas of heat. How many

 times have you received treatment on a painful area and three months later the pain has

 come back? This becomes terribly irritating and exhausting. I believe those days are

 coming to an end. Now with instant visualization, we can analyze problems at their

 source and start a treatment plan immediately for quicker recovery time.

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