Anyone used Thermography to help in a diagnosis?

There is a "mystery" hind end lameness at the barn. The poor guy has been lame forever and the owners can't really afford to investigate it further. They did x-ray the hocks and stifles. Hocks are done fusing so this isn't the issue.. Stifles looked good. They had the chiro come out a few times and he did have rotated pelvis. The first 2 adjustments showed improvements and the third he got worse than before.

Has anyone used thermography to successfully diagnose injury or lameness? Any input is greatly appreciated!

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"It's old technology and not very reliable"... direct quote from a vet who specializes in lameness issues.

This topic was raised due to a test study being done at one of the local barns. A young lady was wanting test subjects hauled in to compare results from thermography versus fluoroscopy. The fluoroscopy is much more accurate.