Everyone can benefit from thermal imaging. Thermal imaging of breast
tissue is for all women (and men) of all ages. It is also suitable
for women who have had implants and women who are pregnant since there
is no radiation. 30-50 yr old women have denser breast tissue making
mammography less effective, therefore thermal imaging for this age group
is highly recommended. Women who are called for mammograms are also able
to benefit from thermal imaging because thermal imaging can detect early
changes which mammograms can miss.

Thermal Imaging is not just for breast health. There are a whole host of
other uses listed below, again making it suitable for everyone who may
fall into any of the following categories:

INDICATIONS FOR A THERMOGRAPHIC EVALUATION:

 

Altered Ambulatory Kinetics	Altered Biokinetics	Arteriosclerosis	Brachial Plexus Injury
Bursitis	Carpal Tunnel Syndrome	Causalgia	Compartment Syndromes
Disc Disease	Disc Syndromes	Dystrophy	External Carotid Insufficiency
Hysteria	Headache Evaluation	Herniated Disc	Herniated Nucleus Pulposis
Hyperflexion Injury	Inflammatory Disease	Internal Carotid Insufficiency	Infectious Disease (Shingles,Leprosy)
Lower Motor Neuron Disease	Lupus	Malingering	Median Nerve Neuropathy
Muscle Tear	Musculoligamentous Spasm	Nerve Entrapment	Nerve Impingement
Nerve Stretch Injury	Nerve Trauma	Neuropathy	Neurovascular Compression
Neuropraxia	Neoplasia(melanoma, squamous cell, basal)	Nutritional Disease(Alcoholism,Diabetes)	Peripheral Nerve Injury
Referred Pain Syndrome	Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy	Ruptured Disc	Somatization disorders
Stroke Screening	Synovitis	Sensory Loss	Sensory Nerve Abnormality
Skin Abnormalities	Thoracic Outlet Syndrome	Temporal Arteritis	Trigeminal Neuralgia
Tendonitis	Ulnar Nerve Entrapment	Whiplash	Biomechanical Impropriety
Breast Disease	Cord Pain/Injury	Deep Vascular Disease	Facet Syndromes
Grafts	Hyperaesthesia	Hyperextension Injury	Lumbosacral Plexus Injury
Ligament Tear	Morton's Neuroma	Myofascial Irritation	Nerve Pressure
Nerve Root Irritation	Neuralgia	Neuritis	Peripheral Axon Disease
Raynaud's	Soft Tissue Injury	Sprain/Strain	Somatic Abnormality
Superficial Vascular Disease	Trigger Points	TMJ Dysfunction