Thermal camera

Raynaud's syndrome affects 3 to 5% of the population and causes pain, hypothermia of the extremities, and a risk of finger necrosis. Currently, the management of this disease relies on subjective assessments and clinical scores, which do not always allow for optimal and personalized care.

Cameras using infrared technology allow for precise and objective measurement of skin temperature and visual display of lesions. They thus offer quantified and individualized monitoring of progress, essential for adapting treatments and preventing serious complications.

A technology that facilitates differential diagnosis and medical responsiveness

Accurate Diagnosis : Early detection of critical temperature thresholds, below which ischemic complications occur.

Optimizing treatments : Adjusting dosages and treatment durations based on thermal data, thus reducing the risks of necrosis and prolonged hospitalization.

Improving quality of life : Reducing pain, digital ulcerations and amputations through targeted therapeutic intervention.

This project will significantly improve patient care while reducing costs associated with avoided complications (hospitalizations, prolonged treatments, surgeries). It is part of amedical innovation and personalized care, benefiting both patients and healthcare professionals.