1.  Definition of M.R.I.   2.  Projection Rules   3.  Topographic areas   4.  Topographic Charts   5.  Signs   6.  The heart   7.  Bronchi   8.  Dorsal vertebrae in the backbone   3. Topographic areas All of the disorders which occur in the organism are shown by signs, in a specific area of the iris or pupils. These projection areas are defined in topographic charts in which the topographic areas, where the signs which correspond to each disorder are projected, are located and defined. A topographic area is defined as the area in the iris limited by degrees and coronas, or in the pupils by degrees, in which the signs which indicate a specific disorder which occurs in the human organism are projected. As an example, in the following topographic chart, the topographic areas where disorders affecting the heart are projected, are shown. In the chart, we see that the projection area is defined between 63º and 104º, in coronas nº 1, nº 2, nº 3, nº 4 , nº 5 and nº 6. All signs which indicate a disorder which affects the heart are projected within this area.   © Multiple Reflex Iridology. All rights reserved.