A non-invasive screening method that uses infrared imaging to detect heat patterns and blood flow in breast tissue, which may indicate abnormalities. Thermography can serve as a complementary tool for early detection and monitoring of breast health.
Non-invasive way to detect inflammation, abnormal blood flow, or temperature changes that may indicate issues such as vascular conditions or joint inflammation. This supports early detection and prevention, helping men take proactive steps toward maintaining overall health.
Offers a safe, radiation-free option for women’s health screening by detecting subtle temperature changes in the body that may signal inflammation, hormonal imbalances, or early signs of disease.
Thermography can help detect diverticulosis by identifying abnormal heat patterns and inflammation in the abdominal area, which may indicate irritation or infection in the digestive tract. This non-invasive imaging method can support early detection and monitoring, aiding in proactive digestive health management.
Thermal imaging detects abnormal heat patterns and increased blood flow in breast tissue, which may indicate early signs of tumors or inflammation.
It identifies areas of inflammation or poor circulation, helping pinpoint the source of chronic pain, joint disorders, or muscle injuries.
It detects abnormal blood flow and temperature changes, aiding in the diagnosis of conditions like varicose veins, deep vein thrombosis, or peripheral vascular disease.
It visualizes temperature asymmetries that can indicate nerve damage, neuropathy, or conditions like complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS).
Thermography can identify irregular heat patterns in the neck area, which may suggest thyroid dysfunction or inflammation to the said part.
By identifying elevated heat in localized areas or across the body, thermal imaging helps detect fevers or localized infections, aiding in early intervention.
We are committed to provide precise, reliable results. Unlike others, our imaging reports are reviewed by experienced medical doctors, ensuring accuracy and thorough analysis. This attention to detail is vital for early detection and peace of mind.