Breast Thermography (DITI)
Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging (DITI), commonly known as breast thermography, is a safe, non-invasive imaging technology that measures the natural heat patterns and vascular activity on the surface of the breasts. Using a highly sensitive infrared camera, thermography captures detailed thermal images that may reveal physiological changes associated with inflammation, circulation, and vascular activity.
Unlike mammography, which evaluates the structure of breast tissue, thermography assesses physiological function by identifying changes in heat distribution over time. These thermal images, known as thermograms, can provide additional clinical information that complements traditional breast imaging as part of a comprehensive breast health strategy.
How Thermography Works
Your thermograms are securely stored to establish a personal baseline, making it possible to compare future images and monitor physiological changes over time. When changes are observed, your healthcare provider may recommend additional evaluation using appropriate diagnostic methods.
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