Breast Thermography

EARLY DETECTION SAVES LIVES!!!

DITI’s key role in breast cancer & other breast disorders is to aid in the early detection and monitoring of abnormal physiology & the establishment of risk factors for the development or existence of cancer. DITI detects the subtle physiologic changes that accompany breast pathology whether it is cancer, fibrocystic disease, vascular disease or infection. You & your doctor can then plan accordingly and layout a careful program to pursue further diagnostic testing and/or monitor you during & after treatment. The imaging procedure is painless, FDA approved, 100% non invasive, and emits zero radiation.

Active Cancer Cells Double in Number every 90 days

90 days——–2 cells
1 year———16 cells *detectable by thermography at this stage
2 years——–256 cells
3 years——-4,896 cells
4 years——-65,536 cells
5 years——1,048,576 cells *still undetectable by mammography at this stage
6 years——16,777,216 cells
7 years—–268,435,456 cells
8 years——4,294,967 cells * 32 doublings *normally detected by mammography at this stage

40 DOUBLINGS (APPROXIMATELY 10 YEARS) IS CONSIDERED LETHAL

It takes years for a tumor to grow. Therefore, the earliest possible indication of abnormality is needed to allow for the earliest possible treatment and prevention.

All women can benefit from DITI breast screening. It is especially appropriate for younger women, ages 30-50 whose denser breast tissue makes it difficult for mammography to be effective. It is also beneficial for woman of all ages, who for amny reasons are unable to undergo routine mammography. This test can provide a clinical marker to the doctor or mammographer that a specific area of the breast needs particularly close examination.

Breast cancers tend to grow significantly faster in younger women under 50:

AGEAVERAGE TUMOR DOUBLING TIMEUnder 5080 daysAge 50 – 70157 daysOver age 70188 day

Source: Cancer 71:3547-3551, 1993

All of your thermograms will be kept on record. Your thermal baseline is determined by an initial breast screening on your first appointment, and a second, follow up screening to confirm that no significant changes have developed within your breasts in that interim period. Once your stable baseline thermal pattern has been established, any changes can easily be detected during your then annual rescans. A routine annual breast scan looks for vascular changes in the same way that an annual pap smear looks for cellular changes. When DITI is used in conjunction with a multi-modality approach, breast self exam, routine breast exams with your practitioner and mammography, the best possible evaluation of breast health is made.

INCREASE YOUR CHANCES OF DETECTING BREAST CANCER IN ITS EARLIEST STAGES