Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging (DITI) is a clinical imaging technique that records the thermal patterns of your body which can determine cause of pain, aid in early detection of disease and pathology, as well as evaluate sensory nerve irritation or significant soft tissue injury. It can also define a previously diagnosed injury or condition, identify an abnormal area for further diagnostic testing and follow progress of healing and rehabilitation.

The procedure is painless, noninvasive and can take as little as 15 minutes. DITI offers a reliable means of graphically mapping skin surface temperature emitted from the patient's body. It monitors the thermal abnormalities of disease and injury as well as assists in the diagnosis, prognosis, therapy follow up and rehabilitation monitoring.

Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging is not a replacement for mammograms; however it can be used in conjunction with mammography procedures. It has the ability to identify patients with the highest level of risk and increase the overall effectiveness of mammograms and ultrasounds.  DITI can detect signs of cancer up to 10 years before any other procedure, boosting long-term survival rates by as much as 61%.

With the ability to offer earlier detection of breast disease, anyone can benefit from having a thermographic breast scan.  It may be especially effective for women under 50 whose denser breast tissue makes it more difficult for mammography to pick up suspect lesions.