Thermography

Thermography (Thermal Imaging) Clinic

Thermography captures and records temperature variations on the skin, which provides vital information directly influenced by complex metabolic and vascular activity. This information does not in any way suggest diagnosis and/or treatment. Studies show that the patient benefits when multiple tests are used together. This multimodal approach includes breast self-examinations, physical breast exams by a doctor, mammography, ultrasound, MRI, thermography, and other tests that may be ordered by your doctor. 

However, any suspicious finding will be accompanied with a strong and intentional recommendation for further clinical evaluation. If a lump or any other change in your breast is noticed before your next screening thermogram, consult your doctor immediately.

Notice to patients presenting with previously diagnosed cancer: Thermography interpretation in your report does not include information or recommendations related to the measured changes of disease beyond skin temperature changes and patterns.  As there is no single known test capable of monitoring all biological influences of the complex disease generally diagnosed as cancer, continued monitoring with available additional testing as recommended by your personal physician is strongly advised.

This thermal imaging health study will alerts you to the regions and conditions which may need further investigation including fibrocystic breasts, breast pain, blood perfusion, lymphatic congestion, dental issues, circulation vascular/heart disease, musculoskeletal problems, metabolic changes, digestive imbalance, diabetes detection.