Full Body Thermography & Breast Thermography

Any adult can benefit from Thermography. Thermography is perhaps most popular for breast imaging but many people don't realize its various clinical applications. It can also be used to help in determining the cause of pain. It can also be used in the early detection of temperature change, to evaluate sensory-nerve irritation or significan

Any adult can benefit from Thermography. Thermography is perhaps most popular for breast imaging but many people don't realize its various clinical applications. It can also be used to help in determining the cause of pain. It can also be used in the early detection of temperature change, to evaluate sensory-nerve irritation or significant soft-tissue injury, to help define a previously diagnosed injury or condition, or to identify an abnormal area for further diagnostic testing. 

 Mammograms, Thermograms, MRIs, X-Rays or any other imaging scan cannot diagnose cancer. The most common way to make a cancer diagnosis is by taking a biopsy and having a lab analysis. A thermogram is able to detect areas of dysfunction in the body by imaging hot and cold areas. The reason this is so important, is that a change in tempera

 Mammograms, Thermograms, MRIs, X-Rays or any other imaging scan cannot diagnose cancer. The most common way to make a cancer diagnosis is by taking a biopsy and having a lab analysis. A thermogram is able to detect areas of dysfunction in the body by imaging hot and cold areas. The reason this is so important, is that a change in temperature is one of the first signs of disease. This is the reason that areas of dysfunction can show up so much earlier with a thermographic scan. 

Breast Thermography require a reliable baseline which normally requires two studies, 3-months apart, after this you should have an on-going annual comparative study to detect any suspicious functional (physiological) changes, warranting further investigation. Depending on your personal history and risk for breast disease, your doctor can 

Breast Thermography require a reliable baseline which normally requires two studies, 3-months apart, after this you should have an on-going annual comparative study to detect any suspicious functional (physiological) changes, warranting further investigation. Depending on your personal history and risk for breast disease, your doctor can advise how often you should have a thermal scan repeated. 

Full Body Thermography should be repeated annually for comparative studies.

 Yes! Over 800 peer-reviewed studies on breast thermography exist in the index medicus literature. In this database, well over 300,000 women have been included as study participants. The numbers of participants in many studies are very large (10,000, 37,000, 60,000, 85,000, etc.) Some of these studies have followed patients for up to 12 y

 Yes! Over 800 peer-reviewed studies on breast thermography exist in the index medicus literature. In this database, well over 300,000 women have been included as study participants. The numbers of participants in many studies are very large (10,000, 37,000, 60,000, 85,000, etc.) Some of these studies have followed patients for up to 12 years. These clinical trials have demonstrated that breast thermography: Detects the first signs of a cancer up to 10 years before any other procedure can detect it. Significantly augments the long-term survival rates of its recipients by as much as 61%. When used as part of a multimodal approach (clinical examination + mammography + thermography), will detect 95% of early stage cancers.