Our Interpretation Process

We provide a comprehensive thermography interpretation service, ensuring accuracy through a three-step review process. Each report is analyzed by three separate interpreters, with a Level 3 Senior Interpreter conducting the final review.

Our full-body reports assess surface heat symmetry and its potential connection to health concerns, following PACT standards for consistent evaluation and recommendations. While breast thermography remains a key focus, we take a holistic approach, evaluating the body as a whole. Patients can choose from breast-only, full-body, or modified exams based on their needs.

Additionally, patients have the opportunity to discuss their results with one of our interpreting doctors for further clarity and guidance.

Understanding Surface Skin Temperature Measurement Reports

When reviewing surface skin temperature measurement reports, it is important to consider the quality and reliability of the interpretation process. Asking key questions can help determine whether a report provides meaningful and useful information:

• Will the patient feel they received value from the report?
• Is there a professional available to help explain the results?
• Is the report based on scientifically recognized methods?
• How many interpreters review each report?

These factors help ensure that reports offer clear and accurate assessments rather than generalized findings. Some systems use standardized reports that may not provide a comprehensive analysis relevant to the patient.

Surface skin temperature measurement is an adjunctive tool that may provide valuable physiological insights when used in conjunction with a doctor’s evaluation to support further diagnosis. It is not a standalone diagnostic tool but may assist in the assessment of:

• Screening for Breast Cancer
• Cerebrovascular Function
• Thyroid Function
• Nerve Issues
• Location of Inflammation
• Arthritis
• Vascular Conditions
• Oral Inflammation

Because interpreting thermal imaging data can be complex, reports undergo a multi-step review process by qualified professionals to maintain consistency and reliability. Ensuring that reports follow standardized guidelines can help practitioners and patients better understand surface skin temperature patterns and their potential relevance within an appropriate clinical context.