Nina Petrova’s keynote – Diabetic foot at risk: temperature differences and thermal imaging
One of the guest speakers at our thermal imaging conference was Nina Petrova, MD, Phd. Topic: Diabetic foot at risk,
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Taking advantage of thermography will allow quick and easy detection of asymmetric body temperature indicating underlying pathologies, such as inflammation, circulatory issues and possible ulcerations.
Thermidas provides revolutionary diagnostic tools to identify and diagnose underlying pathology at earlier stages than the currently adopted methods.
Our easy-to-use software handles everything from capturing thermal images to analyzing and creating reports.
The Thermidas software is used by medical professionals in a wide variety of settings from primary care to university hospitals.
The use of thermography for skin temperature alterations complements the early detection of inflammation and ulceration
Thermal imaging is a non-invasive, non-contact diagnostic imaging method, which does not cause exposure to any form of radiation.
Thermal imaging can be used as a complementary diagnostic method e.g. in orthopedics, occupational medicine, vascular medicine, oncology, rheumatic inflammation, trauma, post-operative or fracture pain, dentistry, and diabetic foot complications.
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Thermal Imaging can be used as a complementary diagnostic method e.g. in orthopedics, occupational medicine, vascular medicine, oncology, rheumatic inflammation, trauma, post-operative or fracture pain, dentistry, and diabetic foot complications.
One of the guest speakers at our thermal imaging conference was Nina Petrova, MD, Phd. Topic: Diabetic foot at risk,
Jorma Lahtela, MD has done more than 40 years of clinical work and nowadays he works mainly with diabetic foot
SINAPSE – short for Scottish Imaging Network: A Platform for Scientific Excellence – is hosting the 14th Annual Scientific Meeting