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Thermal patterns and health perceptions.

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    john hartJohn Hart,bernard omoloBernard Omolo,w r booneW R Boone,

    INTRODUCTION: Thermal pattern analysis is thought to be an indicator of health. However, the validity of this concept has not been established. To further investigate the relationship between thermal pattern analysis and health perceptions, thermal scans were assessed in conjunction with results from the SF-12 health survey. METHODS: Sixty-eight chiropractic students were recruited to receive two paraspinal thermal scans, 5 minutes apart, on three visits that were 1 week apart. Each scan produces three graphs or channels; one for each of left and right sides of the spine and a delta or difference between left and right. The scans were imported into a thermal pattern calculator (TPC) providing a percent similarity between the two. The TPC percents were compared with to their corresponding SF-12 scores. RESULTS: There were no significant findings in the left or delta channel. For the right channel, there was a decrease in mental health perception in participants having a TPC percent of 70.8 or higher (32.3% of all visits). CONCLUSION: Participants in this study who had right channel TPC percents of 70.8 or higher were associated with lower mental health perception scores. The study is considered a preliminary inquiry only due to the small sample size.

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    j hartJ Hart,b omoloB Omolo,wr booneWR Boone,

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    PUBLICATION TYPE: Journal Article

    Journal: JCCA. Journal of the Canadian Chiropractic Associa

    VOLUME: 51

    Page Numbers: 106-11

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    ISSN: 0008-3194

    DAY: 27

    MONTH: Jun

    YEAR: 2007

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    LANGUAGE: eng

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    AFFILIATION: Assistant Director of Research, Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic (Spartanburg, S.C.).

    Country: Canada

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    MEDLINETA: JCCA J Can Chiropr Assoc

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