Training of Doctors

    Doctors with degrees of D.C., M.D., or D.O. who are approved
    for matriculation may take live, in-person seminars or online
    modules and sit for examinations at HBTI.  

    Training for Biomechanical Engineers

    Biomechanical Engineers generally have a good understanding
    of force vectors but lack practical understanding of their
    application to the human body.  Modules have been designed
    for these specialists with emphasis on anatomy, physiology, and
    how tissues react to trauma.  

    Training for Accident Reconstructionists

    Accident Reconstructionists generally have the least
    understanding of how forces from a collision of vehicles affect
    the occupants therein.  Absent the knowledge Doctors have of
    anatomy and physiology and lacking the education of the
    mechanics of living things (Biomechanics), the accident
    reconstructionist is nearly always unqualified to describe
    whether or how people are injured in collisions.  Modules have
    been designed for those trained in accident reconstruction with
    emphasis on anatomy, physiology, how forces on the vehicle
    are applied to the occupants, and how tissues react to trauma.  
    Expert Work by the Experts

    Dr. Eggleston is available for expert work, including medical
    records review, independent medical examinations, and live
    testimony.  Be prepared to hear an accurate portrayal of your
    case, not just what you want to hear.  Ethical considerations
    require Dr. Eggleston tell the truth no matter who may retain
    him.  

    Contact Dr. Eggleston's office (949) 719-2499 or via email to  
    DoctorEggleston@yahoo.com for information about retaining
    Dr. Eggleston or one of his graduates.  
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