What is Thermal
Imaging?
The human body is thermally symmetrical,
and our normal thermal patterns are constant and repeatable.
Pathology will cause sympathetic change and in most instances,
thermal asymmetry. Digital Infrared Thermal
Imaging (DITI) is a highly sensitive
and totally non-invasive clinical imaging
procedure for objectively detecting and monitoring many injuries
and conditions.
Because the human body is thermally symmetrical we can use
comparative views to detect physiological dysfunction.
- FDA Approved
- Painless (no compression)
- No Radiation
- No Prescription Required
- Affordable for everyone
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How Is It Different? Please LISTEN
BELOW and you will learn how thermography is
different from mammography, why it’s an excellent test
for monitoring breast health, and what benefits it offers
those who choose to use it.
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To Monitor Breast Health
Thermal imaging offers earlier detection than all the
tools medical experts currently use to detect breast cancer
(mammography, ultrasound, MRI). Thermography examines the
process of disease (whether it is fibrocystic, vascular, or
infection). In this way, an issue may be detected years before
a lump can be felt or a tumor seen by X-ray, thereby, offering
the greatest possible chance for a favorable outcome. More
on Breast Screening
To Monitor Pain
No other test can “visualize” pain. Whether your
pain is "Acute" or "Chronic", Digital
Infrared Thermal Imaging can help you and your healthcare
professional to safely get you back to better health. It is
used as an aid for diagnosis and prognosis, as well as monitoring
therapy progress for many conditions and injuries. More
on Monitoring Pain |
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