Medical thermal imaging  or DITI is an imaging method that detects infrared heat , cooling and patterns from the surface of the body while producing a visual map display. Modern medical thermography systems use sophisticated computerized post-image processing to extract accurate temperature data and other thermovascular information. This detection of infrared heat allows the healthcare provider, naturopathic or holistic practitioner, health coach, physical therapist, chiropractor or other professional you are working with to analyze and monitor physiological activity. Medical thermal imaging is supported by over 40 years of research and thousands of published medical studies.   

 Medical thermal imaging is a comfortable , safe, non-invasive procedure. It is absolutely radiation free and does not come in contact with the body. Where as imaging such as X-ray, CT, ultrasound, and MRI look into the body for changes in structure, Medical infrared imaging  detects the thermal emission of the body’s physiology or function. Medical thermal imaging gives the clinician an alternate view of possible problematic regions. Medical thermal imaging cameras are currently being used in hospitals, medical centers, and individual practitioners’ offices.