The Value of Early Detection

EARLY DETECTION

The Value of Early Detection

“Screening” typically refers to the use of simple tests across a healthy population in order to identify individuals who may have a disease, but do not yet have symptoms. Detecting a disease early in its course may lower its impact on your life or prevent onset of serious complications. The most common disease associated with “Early Detection” is Cancer.

According to the American Cancer Society, in 2018 there were (will be?) an estimated 266,210 new cases of Breast cancer in women resulting in 40,920 in deaths. There was (will be?) an estimated 2,550 new cases of breast cancer in men resulting in 480 in Other types of cancers include, but are not limited to ovarian, lung, prostate, colon/rectum, and skin cancer!

While Cancer takes approximately 566,000 lives each year, we overlook  a far more staggering statistic.  In 2018, there will be an estimated 1,735,350 new diagnoses of cancer resulting in 609,640 cancer deaths in the United States. The statics are well documented in all fields of medicine that the earliest detection leads to the best outcome.

Early Detection

More than a third of all Americans – some 120 million people will be diagnosed with cancer sometime in their lives. Cancer, in other words, has a perception problem. We lack the ability to see what’s going on inside the body, or see inflammation on a molecular level with conventional medical technologies. Blood Tests, X-Rays and MRIs are typically performed after symptoms appear, and the findings are often incomplete and obscured. This is where thermography imaging studies can help save lives.

  • Thermography is the ideal method of early detection of cancer, especially Breast cancer.
  • Thermography detects temperature patterns associated with the blood flow which feeds cancer cells, or with the blood flow associated with inflammation. Inflammation will always precede symptoms of a disease or abnormality.
  • Thermography has been shown to identify vascular patterns associated with cancer cell growth years before a cancerous tumor is detectable with mammography or other conventional diagnostic modalities.
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IDENTIFICATION OF OTHER DISEASES AND CONDITIONS

In addition to cancer, Thermography can provide early detection of:

  • Cardio-Vascular Disease – responsible for more than 50% of US deaths annually (identify source)
  • Diabetes
  • Thyroid and Metabolic Disorders
  • Hormonal Imbalances
  • Digestive Disorders
  • Sinus and Allergy Problems
  • Muskuloskeletal Problems, such as
    • TMJ
    • Carpal Tunnel
    • Herniated Disks
    • Undiagnosed Pain
  • Nervous System Disorders
  • Other forms of Undiagnosed Pain

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Women’s Image Health Studies

  • Women’s Image Health StudiesFull Body Thermography Study
    Head-to-Toe Full Body Thermographic imaging of the head, neck, thyroid, chest, full Breast Health study, abdomen, cervical neck, upper (thoracic) back, lower back (lumbar-sacral regions), full torso, legs, knees, feet, arms and hands.  This study is used as a baseline.
  • Half Body Thermography Study 
    Often referred to as a “Core” health study, this thermography study is from the head to the pelvic region and includes thermographic imaging of the head, neck, thyroid, breast (anterior, lateral, oblique and inferior views), abdomen, cervical neck, upper back, lower back and full torso imaging
  • Breast-Only Health Study
    Thermographic imaging of breast area. Includes anterior, oblique, lateral and inferior views. Also includes upper back imaging. Initial imaging is followed up in 90 days to establish stable thermal patterns

Men’s Image Health Studies

  • Men’s-Image-Health-StudiesFull Body Thermography Study
    Head-to-Toe Full Body Thermographic imaging of the head, neck, thyroid, chest, abdomen, cervical neck, upper (thoracic) back, lower back (lumbar-sacral regions), full torso, legs, knees, feet, arms and hands.  This study is used as a baseline.
  • Half Body Thermography Study – Often referred to as a “Core” health study, this thermography study is from the head to the pelvic region and includes thermographic imaging of the head, neck, thyroid, chest, abdomen, cervical neck, upper back, lower back and full torso imaging

Region of Interest Studies

  • Cardiac Health Study – Thermographic imaging of the head, neck, chest and thoracic back.
  • Thyroid Health Study – Thermographic imaging of the head, neck, and chest.
  • Dental Health Study – Thermographic imaging of the head and neck.
  • Digestive System Study – Thermographic imaging of the anterior and lateral views of the abdomen, and anterior views of the head, neck and chest
  • Custom Region of Interest Study – (1) Head/Neck/Thyroid; (2) Chest Heart/Lungs;  (3) Abdomen series; (4) Back & Legs; (5) Hips; (6) Extremities Only;

Custom Studies

  • Pain Management Study
    Thermographic imaging of affected regions of the body. Number of views varies, depending on where pain is emanating from. Cost and length of appointment will vary based upon number of images taken. Call for further information.
  • Musculoskeletal Study
    Thermographic imaging of specific regions of the body. Cost and length of appointment will vary based upon number of views taken. Call for more details.
  • Consultation Session
    30 minute session for those interested in learning more about clinical thermography, to visit the office, , see the imaging room  meet the staff and ask questions.

Early Detection Can Save Your Life ~ We Are setting the standard for thermography in medical imaging and diagnostics. 

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