ToughCam Pro Thermal Camera on House MD Season 5 Episode 24

On May 13, 2009 House MD on FOX aired its season finale. Season 5 Episode 24 entitled "Both Sides Now" demonstrates the use of ICI's thermal imaging camera, the ToughCam Pro. House uses the thermal camera to make thermal imaging photos with our ICI Reporter software, and uses the actual thermal imaging camera to check heat differences in his girlfriend, in an attempt to see if she is in love with him. This thermal imaging camera has been approved by the FDA for marketing as a medical device. The ToughCam Pro thermal imaging camera clearly demonstrates how easy thermal images can be used to determine differences in temperatures in humans.

While thermal imaging for medical use has been around for several decades, it wasn't until recently that it has begun to become a champion in detecting disease, virus (such as the H1N1 - swine flu), cancer, etc. Thermal imaging cameras can be used in a variety of medical fields for detecting any illness that causes changes in temperature to the surface of the body. Easily detectable, these thermograms, or thermal image photos, can help trained medical professionals diagnose cancer up to 8 years earlier then current breast cancer examinations. For more information regarding the ToughCam Pro thermal camera from Infrared Cameras Inc. please visit the following link : ToughCam Thermal Camera

Infrared Cameras Inc., also has a camera specifically designed for medical infrared imaging, the ETI P-series 7320 thermal imaging camera is an extremely sensitive infrared thermal imaging camera for medical infrared imaging. The ETI uses our ICI 7320 camera that recently was hailed as 'Product of the Month' in NASA Tech Briefs. This small and accurate thermal imaging camera can be calibrated to a 25mK sensitivity. Perfect for imaging the human body. For more information please visit the following link: ETI Pro Series ICI 7320 Thermal Camera

We have a ton of information available about medical infrared imaging at our www.MedicalIR.com website.