PainTrakr vs iTOD

PainTrakr is a simple way to track and help take control of your pain. Track any type of pain from headaches to back pain to arthritis pain. Pain data is displayed in an easy to understand graph that helps you visualize how your pain levels are improving or worsening over time. Enter your pain level from zero to ten, zero being no pain and ten being the worst pain you can imagine. Add optional diary notes to keep track of what you did to try and reduce your pain and if it was successful or not. Help identify pain triggers and the most effective treatment options you have used. Set up reminders to help you track your pain throughout the day. Export your pain data to share with your health care provider. Features: • Quickly and easily enter your pain level from zero to ten • Add optional diary notes describing your pain and any treatment options you have made • View raw pain data and all the diary notes you have made • View the resulting pain levels in graphical form • Moving average overlay to get a better feel for whether your pain is receding over time • Interactively zoom the graph to hone in on any pain incidents • Click on graph points to see a summary of the pain data and diary notes • Set up periodic reminders to help you monitor your pain • Export your pain data in csv format to share with your health care provider

We proudly present the first electronic Time of Death Calculator to include analyses on both body temperature and the biochemical markers potassium and hypoxanthine. The calculations using potassium and hypoxanthine are based on research at the University of Oslo, Norway, whereas the temperature calculations have been adapted from Henßge et al. We offer five ways of determining the time of death, in addition to tactical information. None of the methods are definite and can be used solely by themselves. It is of great importance to take the different factors needed for correction into consideration when analyzing the results. This app can only be regarded as a helping hand in crime scene investigation, and the authors take no responsibility for usage of the app beyond this point.