Add even more credibility to your practice by using the Spine-Master 751 to measure patients before and after adjustments. Doing so will help you generate a chart full of information that directly relates to their anatomical number or feel good number.   Chances are you have invested in high tech X-ray equipment that you use to zero in on the correct adjustment for each patient. Yet most upper cervical doctors are not correlating this perfect alignment with the patients anatomical number or feel good number. These numbers can be collected with the Spine-Master 751 in less then 30 seconds. Let's face it MD's are gathering numbers all day long.  They check weight, blood pressure, temperature. As a chiropractor you treat body misalignment and postural distortion so chances are you checking posture pre and post adjustment would help add even more credibility to your practice and give you more confidence.   Take advantage of the precision movement of our Spine-Master 751 to help you capture the feel good number or anatomical number on each patient. In moments you'll know exactly what the pelvic tilt, pelvic translation, lean of the spine and weight differential from side to side.  All of this information helps you gather the anatomical number that translates to the feel good number for your patient.   Think about it after you know the feel good number you can make better corrections because you have a number to adjust too. Doctors that own our Spine-Master 751 tell me that they sometime post check the patient up to 10 times. They adjust then check the numbers and they keep going until they hit the correct numbers, the feel good numbers that each patient has. No more guess work because you have a target to shoot for without talking more time consuming x-rays. More important the patient leaves feeling better now, not a week from now, why because you invested in technology that gives you immediate feedback so you can adjust to the needs of your patient.   Start capturing the feel good number or anatomical number on all your patients with the Spine-Master 751.   The Spine-MasterTM will measure and quantify body distortion in three areas... -Pelvic Tilt -Pelvic Translation/Rotation in the Horizontal Plane -Lean of the Spine at a Fixed Point The Spine-MasterTM also measures weight differential with bi-lateral weight scales. Here’s what some of our valued doctors are saying about the Spine-MasterTM... - “Thank you very much for your excellent customer service. I have nothing but good to say to people about Spine-MasterTM”, it was “Delivery was on time” - “I just love my new Spine-MasterTM”. - “They operate so smooth and quiet”. - “They look great”. - “We were using our Spine-MasterTM minutes after it was delivered”, “Your products are great, what else do you make”?   About The Bits and Pieces That Make Up Each Spine-Master 751 All custom machined parts are made from aircraft grade aluminum 6061-T651. This material is high strength, high quality, yet light weight.  The hardware used to assemble each unit is 18-8 stainless steel so tarnishing and rusting is eliminated. The rack and pinion for caliper and stance blocks are made of brass so they will never rust in humid climates and they will continue to operate smoothly year after year.  All machining done on the parts is done using computer numerical control (CNC). All stainless steel parts are cut using a laser CNC machine. Large bearings used deep inside the Spine-Master 751 are coated with the best synthetic lubricant made by Nye lubricants. This lubricant is formulated to stay in place and not dry out even after decades of use. It also has a rust inhibitor that will keep your Spine-Master 751 running smooth as long as you own it.  Even the counter weight cable is made of stainless steel and it is connected to the caliper assembly with a engineered cable crimping system. This cable connection system is rated over 31 times the weight that it carries and it will not pull apart without sever abuse. We repaired an Anatometer that experienced a cable clamp failure. Imagine the damage that happened when the caliper and counter weight assembly smashed to it's resting place. No one got hurt. We replace several fractured bearings, cable, cable connection with our engineered cable system. Every part, every bearing and all brake mechanisms that we use to make the Spinemaster can not have an influence on the reading that the instrument takes on the patient. In other words we do not want the posture measuring device to move the patient. The patient must have power over the machine and that way we read the postural distortion as it is without machine influence. As a result you get a posture measuring device that is accurate, smooth and quite. The scales are really nice.  Again, we did our research and found scales that fit the needs of the majority of the doctors.  We buy high volume scales to leverage low cost and we modify the circuit boards to make them dynamic scales.  In other words they measure weight while the subject is moving. These scales will average the weight on each scale 1000 times over 5 seconds to giving you accurate weight comparison from the left to the right side of the patient. One of the really nice features is that the weight on both displays will hold the reading until you zero it.  This gives you time to educate the patient from your location (behind the controls) after all the Spine-Master reading are locked in place. Education is key to maintaining and building trust with patients and this instrument will be your key educational focal point.

SPINE-MASTERTM 751 In the photo above we show the Spine Master with 24 inches between the wall and base thereby giving you plenty of room to operator the anatomical measuring device.  The overall distance from the wall to the front of the unit is 52 inches.  And the distance from the side wall is 34 inches.  We moved the unit away from the wall to make room for the scale readout shelf that is provided with each unit.  If room is really tight think about mounting the scale readouts directly to the wall using the mounting brackets that are provided and that will skinny it up to 26 inches. The photo above shows the area where the doctor stands to take the readings.  24 inches off the wall makes for plenty of room to operate the SpineMaster Posture Measuring device. It also shows the scales running on battery power. AC power adapters are provided with each anatomical measuring device. The picture above is of the digital displays for our BI-LATERAL WEIGHT SCALES used on the latest Spine-Master 751.  These are dynamic scales and they average the weight on each scale 1000 times over 5 seconds to giving you a more accurate weight comparison from the left to the right side of the patient. The above photo shows our Fold and Go feature of the SpineMaster 751. To most established doctors the transport feature is not very important, but for new doctors that are doing a number of screenings at high net worth events may find this Fold and Go feature very attractive. Again we are giving you a posture measuring device that gives you options and we thought that if we kept the weight down to 120 pounds then this feature was worth the extra effort. The photo above shows just how high the resolution is from the pointer tip to the degree scale indicator. The scales reads 6 degrees from zero but we gave you up to 18 degrees of movement. If your patient is this far out you could say they are off the scale.  Again, we did this for you.  By limiting the indicators to 6 degrees we were able to provide a 2" caliper back plate that makes it much easier for the doctors to access the hip calipers without contorting over or under a 4" back plate.  You will appreciate this feature after checking 50 patients pre and post adjustments day after day. The photo above show the high quality bearings used deep inside the Spine-Master 751. With parts like these there's no question about quality.