Podiatrists, nurses, physicians and care staff on what a thermal image changes in their work. Grouped by setting, so you can start with the one closest to yours.
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Antti Juntunen
Podiatrist
Tampere University Hospital · Finland
“I use thermal imaging on daily basis. Originally the thermal imaging system was acquired to support the diagnosis of Charcot Foot. But never the less, thermal imaging has shown to be really useful also in locating and following up on many other complications. Imaging is a fast tool in my daily work.”
Mira Haulivuori
Podiatrist
Tampere University Hospital · Finland
“Thermal Imaging is a useful tool e.g. in functional assessment of special footwear and support insoles. With thermal imaging, I am able to exclude potential problems and give a patient peace of mind. A thermal image illustrates the importance of care in a very concrete way. That increases positive attitude on care.”
Jaana Huhtanen
Chiropodist
Private practice · Finland
“I act as a private chiropodist and my expertise is in prevention podiatry. I make offloading insoles and support my customers in footwear selection. Manufacturers have not had any methods and/or tools to ensure the functionality of insoles and shoes – now they have! I have been using thermal imaging in the case of my customers and it has been pleasing to see, that thermal imaging is a method with which the functionality of the footwear can be objectively validated.”
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Fiona Main
NHS Highland
Scotland, UK
“We were able to make faster medical decisions, resulting in better outcomes, decreasing the use of expensive diagnostic exams, and in one case avoid a toe amputation. Thermal imaging enabled enhanced clinical decision making and can be a great patient education tool encouraging behavioural change.”
Diabetic foot · Kanta-Häme Central Hospital
“With a Thermidas thermal imaging system, you can detect things that can’t be seen with the naked eye. I can look at thermal images together with the patient and compare them with the previously taken ones. The patient can see the progress and understand that the treatment is working. It is an incredible tool.”
Susanna Satta
Podiatrist, Kantahämeen Keskussairaala · Finland
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Mehiläinen care home staff
As reported in the follow-up report, May 2026
Care home · Finland
Staff reported that thermal imaging is currently the best tool they have for pressure ulcer prevention, and that it helps recognise and manage pain in chronic pressure ulcers and in residents with severe dementia.
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Group leader
Residential and day-care provider for people with disabilities
Bavaria · Germany
“We use the device (IRT-384) for a large number of cases and our experiences have been very positive. We can recommend the device for various clients.”
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Dr. Adam Smith
Principal Chiropractor
Upper Coomera Family Chiropractic · Australia
“I love the Thermidas IRT Tablet! It does a great job at visualising the subtle differences in temperature in my patients because the camera is a very high resolution and medical grade. The process of scanning is quick and the tablet links well to my existing computers to upload to the patient files. Highly recommended!”
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