Computer-Regulated Thermography (CRT) is a non-invasive imaging assessment that evaluates thermal patterns in the body to identify areas of stress, inflammation, congestion, or altered regulation.
Rather than focusing on structure, CRT looks at functional patterns—how different regions of the body are responding, adapting, or compensating. These thermal patterns can reflect changes in circulation, autonomic regulation, inflammatory activity, and tissue stress.
In Biological Medicine, CRT is used to identify early dysfunction and regulatory imbalances, often before they appear on conventional imaging or blood work.
CRT helps us understand how different systems in the body are interconnected and guides individualized treatment strategies aimed at restoring balance, circulation, and regulation.
Rather than focusing on structure, CRT looks at functional patterns—how different regions of the body are responding, adapting, or compensating. These thermal patterns can reflect changes in circulation, autonomic regulation, inflammatory activity, and tissue stress.
In Biological Medicine, CRT is used to identify early dysfunction and regulatory imbalances, often before they appear on conventional imaging or blood work.
CRT helps us understand how different systems in the body are interconnected and guides individualized treatment strategies aimed at restoring balance, circulation, and regulation.
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