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Office: (813) 835-7550
TruMotion Technology TruMotion X-Ray Imaging offers three different configurations to meet your clinical application. The Stationary TruMotion Xray system, which is affixed to your wall in your imaging room. The Portable TruMotion Xray System, completely movable on wheels. The mobile TruMotion Xray Unit, a mobile diagnostic imaging center that houses the Stationary TruMotion Xray System. The TruMotion X-Ray video will allow you to generate these views: Lateral Neutral Lateral Flexion Lateral Flexion Left and Right Lateral Extension Left posterior oblique neutral LPO - flexion LPO - extension Right posterior oblique neutral RPO - flexion RPO - extension Rotation Left and Right APOM Lateral Bending Left and Right
TruMotion Xray systems have very little radiation therefore have the following benefits: • 30 frames per second of taping while the joints are in motion • MaS is from (.5 - 3.0) • 2400 x-rays = 7 traditional x-rays of radiation • Freeze frame capability in order to document aberrant joint motion
TruMotion Xray systems will be able to view the osseous structures of the following regions: • Cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine (depending on thickness of patient) • Glenohumeral • Elbow • Hand/wrist • Acetabular region • Knee • Ankle/foot Please call or email with any questions. (813) 835-7550
DXD XRAY Ligament Laxity…Locate, Define and Quantify
Doctors need to have objective, evidence based documentation that will help define and quantify ligament laxity in the injury arena.
Our CMR (Cervical Motion Reporting) software will allow the Doctor to view and enlarge all range of motions for demonstrative comprehension for Doctors, patients, attorneys, and insurance companies. The CMR will cite and reference Learned Treatises and research studies to correlate with the aberrant joint motion. The gapping of the adjacent joints will visualize the following ligamentous structures integrity: • Transverse • Posterior Longitudinal • Anterior Longitudinal • Capsular • Accessory • Alar
To learn more about TruMotion Xray technology, please visit: www.TruMotionXray.com
Dr. Todd Cielo, DC 3710 W Euclid Ave. Tampa, FL 33629 ● Office: (813) 835-7550 Email: Todd@CieloChiropractic.com ● Fax: (813) 835-7557
Frequently Asked Questions (HERE)
Frequently Asked Questions (HERE)
Copyright. All rights reserved. DXD XRay
Website Design and Website Hosting by KokoWebdesign.com
Office: (813) 835-7550
TruMotion Technology TruMotion X-Ray Imaging offers three different configurations to meet your clinical application. The Stationary TruMotion Xray system, which is affixed to your wall in your imaging room. The Portable TruMotion Xray System, completely movable on wheels. The mobile TruMotion Xray Unit, a mobile diagnostic imaging center that houses the Stationary TruMotion Xray System. The TruMotion X-Ray video will allow you to generate these views: Lateral Neutral Lateral Flexion Lateral Flexion Left and Right Lateral Extension Left posterior oblique neutral LPO - flexion LPO - extension Right posterior oblique neutral RPO - flexion RPO - extension Rotation Left and Right APOM Lateral Bending Left and Right
TruMotion Xray systems have very little radiation therefore have the following benefits: • 30 frames per second of taping while the joints are in motion • MaS is from (.5 - 3.0) • 2400 x-rays = 7 traditional x-rays of radiation • Freeze frame capability in order to document aberrant joint motion
Doctors need to have objective, evidence based documentation that will help define and quantify ligament laxity in the injury arena.
To learn more about TruMotion Xray technology, please visit: www.TruMotionXray.com
Dr. Todd Cielo, DC 3710 W Euclid Ave. Tampa, FL 33629 ● Office: (813) 835-7550 Email: Todd@CieloChiropractic.com ● Fax: (813) 835-7557
Frequently Asked Questions (HERE)
Frequently Asked Questions (HERE)
TruMotion Xray systems will be able to view the osseous structures of the following regions: • Cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine (depending on thickness of patient) • Glenohumeral • Elbow • Hand/wrist • Acetabular region • Knee • Ankle/foot Please call or email with any questions. (813) 835-7550
Our CMR (Cervical Motion Reporting) software will allow the Doctor to view and enlarge all range of motions for demonstrative comprehension for Doctors, patients, attorneys, and insurance companies. The CMR will cite and reference Learned Treatises and research studies to correlate with the aberrant joint motion. The gapping of the adjacent joints will visualize the following ligamentous structures integrity: • Transverse • Posterior Longitudinal • Anterior Longitudinal • Capsular • Accessory • Alar