ThermReview Infrared Image Processing Software for Medical Thermal Imaging - IR cameras

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ThermReview Software

Designed for Clinical Infrared Thermal Imaging
Windows Compatible
Powerful Image Post-processing
Available for Teletherm Infrared Imagers
Touch-screen compatible
Voice activated commands
User selected scan sequences
User selection for delay of image scan
Multiple isotherm with automatic calculation of temperature differences

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FEATURES

9 images can be displayed in a single window, simultaneously.

Place temperature markers with pointers at any user selected angles and distance.

Place temperatures at any pixel location on the images.

Move to any image and automatically show appropriate temperatures for that image.

Icons at top of screen provide for easy function control.

Temperature values appear beside the color bar, and show increments of temperature.

Name of image, date, time and temperature range stamp at bottom of each image.

X/Y coordinate values designated.

Module for download of image temperature values to Excel format.

POWERFUL COLOR PALETTE OPTIONS

Different color palette formats can be used on the same image or within the same window.

The palette design tool allows for any palette to be created with any combination of colors.

Note the use of black to white, or reverse, as demonstrated on the mouth image at the bottom right.

Isotherms can be designated to highlight all areas at a certain temperature value or range within the image.

Instant temperature read at top left corner of any image selected for any pixel location within the image.

MULTIPLE ISOTHERMS

View of subject's back image demonstrating multiple isotherm areas, or highlighted similar temperature zones, overlaying shades of grey.

Upper left hand corner of larger image shows temperature value for cursor location on specific pixel within the image. This automatically changes as the pointer is moved across the image.

GRAPHS

Note use of graphing function for both bar and line graphs. These can be positioned for any vertical or horizontal location on a selected image.

Image on left at the middle position is a rear view of a horse with a muscle problem. The bottom three images are of the original image, but with use of the digital zoom function on the software, multiple enlargements of the area of interest can be obtained at a later date.

Multiple digital zoom

Automatic save to disk of images after scan

Precision spot temperature control

Flexible pointer and identifier for any location on image

Operational symbols/icons for one-click operation

Mouse controlled temperature display at any location on the image

Software calibration in the field

Unlimited color palette design

Plus/minus control for number of colors displayed for image

Multiple palette display on same screen

Toggle for Celsius & Fahrenheit

Reverse color scale control

9 image window display over multiple windows

X/Y axis mapping of coordinates for each pixel on image
Histograms and image graphing at any point on image / vertical or horizontal

Post processing with a specific Temp. range and Delta T

Note taking on image

Stored notes attached to image

On-line help screens

Compatibility format for all standard image file types

Integration of outside .bmp images from other software and imagery

Date, time, label, Delta T and Temp. range automatic

Edit, copy, paste for use in reports

Standard PC file/save/retrieve and print functions for images

Compact file size for efficient use over the internet

Complimentary telephone and email support for term of license.

POST-PROCESSING

Function for re-processing any saved image with fixed temperature values and a set Delta T (temperature differential) per color.

Ability to control master temperature calibration in the field for taking of images.

Design options for multiple palettes and isotherms for any image location on the screen.

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