clinical thermography

Clinical thermography is a non-invasive imaging technique that uses infrared cameras to detect heat patterns and blood flow in the body. It identifies areas of increased temperature, which may indicate inflammation or other issues. This technology is often used as an adjunct tool in medical diagnostics, helping to monitor conditions like arthritis, vascular disorders, and some cancers. Unlike traditional imaging techniques, thermography does not involve radiation and does not require physical contact, making it a safe option for patients. Results can assist healthcare providers in making informed decisions about further testing or treatment.