Reviewing Your Images
Once BodyLife Imaging has completed your imaging series, the images are sent to be reviewed by Board Certified Thermologists.
A Board Certified Thermologists will carefully analyze your images. Among other factors, they will be looking at temperature differences, vascular asymmetries, and thermal patterns/abnormalities consistent with cancer or other physiological activities.
After a thermologist reviews your images;
A written report with greyscale and color palette images will be sent to you within 14 days containing your results. You may choose to also have a copy of the report sent to a physician of your choice.
At BodyLife Imaging, our Breast Series imaging includes
Risk Assessing Thermal Imaging to aid you in better breast health.
What is Risk Assessing Thermal Imaging?
Risk Assessing Thermal Imaging assesses each breast’s cancer risk. This includes a Thermbiological Risk Rating score and a look at Hormonal Grade. These assessments can help you monitor your level of risk over time. If you are uncomfortable with your level of risk… or if you see it increasing over time…it may prompt you to take action. Once you have employed measures towards better breast health, re-imaging and looking at your current risk rating scores can help indicate if these measures have been successful.
THERMOBIOLOGICAL RISK RATING
The internationally standardized grading system used in the report is called the Marseille System of Classification, developed by the Pasteur Institute in Marseilles, France. This scale provides strict criteria for rating breast thermography images; giving each breast a number on a scale of TH-1 to TH-5. Low numbers mean lower risk, higher numbers mean higher risk.
HORMONAL GRADES
Since prolonged exposure to excess estrogen is a significant factor for breast cancer, many women are seeking a way of monitoring the estrogen in their breasts. Greyscale thermal images of the vascular dilation of the breasts are used by the thermologists to provide a Hormonal Grade of each breast. If a woman has a higher than expected Hormonal Grade, she can work with a qualified health provider to determine if excess estrogen stimulation is suspected. Many effective natural and nutritional methods are available today to reduce estrogen stimulation.
Meet Our Dedicated Thermologists
At BodyLife Imaging, we are privileged with the services of two leading Clinical Thermologists who will review your thermal images.
DR. Robert Kane
DC, DABT, DIACT, FIACT
Dr. Kane holds Diplomate Certification with the American Board of Clinical Thermographers and the International Academy of Clinical Thermology,and
also holds Fellowship with the International Academy of Clinical Thermology.
With over 23 years of experience in the field of thermography, Dr. Kane is a leading trainer of thermographic technicians and has championed quality control high standards in the imaging field. He currently provides private thermography interpretation services to over 25 centers in the U.S., Canada and Israel.
As a leading advocate for women’s optimal health and wellness, Dr. Kane is the world’s leading authority on providing a compassionate approach to help women lower their risk of breast cancer through non-invasive testing and monitoring.
For more information about Dr. Kane, please visit: thermographyexpert.com
DR. Jay H. Mead
MD, FASCP, Board Certified Pathologist & 18-year Thermologist
Dr. Mead is a Board Certified Pathologist with 17 years of experience as a Thermologist interpreting thermograms, and he has interpreted over 10,000 studies.
Dr Mead is a Founder and Medical Director of Labrix Clinical Services Inc. He is a leading expert in the science behind salivary hormone and urinary neurotransmitter testing. Dr. Mead is also a retired USAF Flight Surgeon.
Dr Mead was a cofounder of a progressive and highly successful full service complementary and alternative medical clinic, where they utilized IV nutrition, chelation and BHRT as the cornerstones to optimal wellness.
For more information about Dr. Jay H. Mead, please visit: spacecoastthermography.com