The science and study of heat with infrared thermal imaging
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The science and study of heat with infrared thermal imaging |
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Images courtesy of Teletherm Infrared Systems/Research ________________________________________ 25 years of providing clinical IR systems Green technology for health imaging! |
 Infrared thermal image of mouth and teeth in shades of grey. Taken withTeletherm IR series 8-12 micron imager. |
 Lateral view of subject's head showing detail around the ear. Note white hottest zone of the inner ear. |
 Thermal image of breasts. Increased vascular activity in subject's left breast. Non-invasive view to support other tests. |
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using digital infrared thermal imaging cameras. Thermal imaging is part of the diagnostic Imaging techniques involved with measuring structure and function. Each method has its own objectives with regard to the information provided on the body, as follows: (1) Conventional Xray & CT provide structural information; (2) MRI provides both structural & localized 3-D chemical volume imaging element; (3) Thermal imaging (TG) provides referred functional map of the body. The underlying structure and challenges to the human system affect the micro-circulation at the surface of the body, which results in changes to the thermal emissions. This is captured by the infrared thermal imaging camera, non-invasively and objectively. Hippocrates immersed his patients in mud.Where the mud dried first, it was an indicator of disease for him. The ancient Egyptians moved their hands across the surface of the body. They observed the thermal emissions, and monitored the changes. Physicians now use modern thermal imaging cameras to show the temperature differences. They can automatically evaluate a host of medical conditions. The following specalists are using this instrument around the world:
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It's easy to evaluate the physiology of the human body, with non-invasive infrared thermal imaging. In a living subject, such as a human being or animal, the changes in blood flow to an area result in a measureable thermal response. These temperature differences appear as color gradations based upon increases or decreases in the anatomical regions. The infrared images on this site have been taken with the Teletherm infrared imaging cameras, which are specifically designed for clinical and scientific use. This is an extremely objective test and involves an understanding of fundamental medicine - i.e. anatomy and physiology. Digital Infrared thermal imaging is a physiological test in use throughout the world by Teletherm infrared clients for the adjunctive evaluation of: With space-age optics and infrared thermal imaging technology for efficient and proven assistance to all areas of health care. |
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