THERMOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING (TDI)

Thermographic Diagnostic Imaging in Marlton, New Jersey Offers a Painless and Superior Answer to Early Cancer Detection and Prevention with Thermography.

 Forget mammograms and breast MRI’s, thermography is the answer. Thermography utilizes infrared imaging cameras that “read” the entire infrared range of the electromagnetic spectrum and produce images. Medical Thermography uses infrared technology to provide an image of the body’s physiological responses. It does so without the use of radiation, contact or other invasive means. There are no risks or side effects to the test.

 TDI utilizes the NEC Thermo Tracer by Mikron, the only FDA approved unit expressly designed for medical applications. It is considered by many to be the finest thermal imaging camera available due to its lack of drift leading to highly reproducible serial studies. Not all Thermographic equipment is of this quality. Some units do not allow for variable statistical measurement of regions of interest.

Suzanne Somer’s swears by thermography as she is an avid supporter of women’s medical protocols and preventive care.

 Dr. Getson, who has been certified by four Thermographic boards, is widely considered an expert in the field of Thermography, and interprets all Thermographic images. A Board Certified Thermographic Technician, who has imaged over 1000 patients, Liesha Getson, is responsible for capturing all Thermographic images.

 TDI strictly adheres to protocols of the world wide Thermographic community. All images are taken in controlled environments with special attention to temperature and ambient light. “Thermography is a totally safe, non-radiologic, non-invasive, painless test with absolutely no adverse effects and NO contraindications,” explains Liesha Getson. “It can be used at any age and provides a diagnostic tool far superior to others in early stages of some diseases, while being equally effective at any stage of the disease process,” she adds.

 Studies have shown that Thermography has a higher degree of success in identifying breast cancer in women under the age of 55 and has been shown to be extremely effective when combined with clinical breast exams and anatomic testing for women over 55. Moreover it provides a completely safe and noninvasive baseline against which future scans can be compared for the ongoing monitoring of breast health.

According to a report in Time Magazine on April 28, 2003 the American Cancer Society is quoted as stating “Breast cancer is the leading cause of death in women between the ages of 40 and 44.” Therefore screening should begin on women in their early twenties, since most lethal breast cancers can take approximately 15 years from onset to time of death. Because of its safety factor and sensitivity, this makes Thermography the IDEAL screening tool.