Smart bra detect breast cancer

The early detection of breast cancer treatment helps the lowest possible loss and so the ladies have to examine themselves monthly to make sure that everything is fine. There are multiple tests to detect breast cancer, where you can manually Madam examination through surveillance in front of the mirror to note any strange changes that may occur and there is laboratory testing , graphic , but they are expensive . If you can not examine yourself should consult your own doctor , early Valxchav is the key to a successful treatment and recovery .
Cancer , this non unwelcome guest in our bodies, comes without warning , does not know the big and not small , and we do not know him , but when it is spreading in the body. So we had to periodic examination for discovery , early Valxchav one treatment and the most important steps to get rid of this ghost who intimidated by all of us. And therefore pay for research and studies in all areas of medical , technological and ways Tgpinh and early detection him. And here I 'm going to show you a new technological innovation for early detection of breast cancer that smart bra , designed by Renault for the initial warning systems FWS, Nevada. The company says that this bra can detect breast cancer to the wearer.
How does it work technically smart bra ?Smart bra contains 16 thermal sensor is sensitive sensor as it works to temperature changes in breast tissue depths . Where the temperature rises relatively tissue because of the growth of new blood vessels , which can at be relevant to cancer cells and scan takes about 12 hours and will not have to wear tight as it is similar to the regular sports bras and comfortable where you can be worn throughout the day .Featuring smart bra special program can remember and identify patterns of known cancer cases . And gives the physician the odds emergence of cancer on the basis of information that has been collected compared to previous patterns in the system. And by linking these findings with the information received from the personal computer , such as age , family history of health. And also features in the very early detection of where the tests can not using MRI or X-ray mammograms for detecting cancer in its early stages.
Company conducted three separate experiments , which included 650 women of all ages and found that the error rate in the smart bra does not exceed 10% and the manufacturer hopes to launch this product in the markets of the United States of America in 2014

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Is possible for a bra to detect breast cancer?

Well, according to First Warning Systems, the answer is a resounding yes. The Reno, Nevada-based company says they have invented a sports bra that comes complete with built-in heat sensors that can allow doctors to see malignancies through a state-of-the-art thermal imprint.

The company’s website says the bra can detect cancer with 90 percent specificity and sensitivity after only 12 hours of use, at which point the measurements are fed into the company’s algorithm for results reading either benign, suspected for breast-tissue abnormalities, or probably for breast-tissue abnormalities.

While this new bra might sound like the next best thing since sliced bread, critics argue that the thermal technology may be premature. “Hypothetically, it’s conceivable that malignant processes would have a temperature gradient compared to non-malignant tissues,” says Dr. Therese Bevers, medical director of the cancer prevention center at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. “But that gradient may not be very large.”

Medical experts say that thermograms are already being used by the industry to detect abnormal cells, but unfortunately the “hot” and “cold” spots that are supposed to indicate cancerous and non-malignant tissue, respectively, are not always accurate. “We see some thermograms come back as abnormal, and we do all kinds of imaging with mammogram, ultrasound and MRI and we follow the women and nothing develops,” says Bevers. “And we have women with breast cancers that are not seen on the thermograms.

So, can First Warning’s new sport bra really predict cancer? It is possible, but medical experts say there will likely need to be more testing done on thermogram-type technology before the medical industry can begin using it as an integral part of cancer screening.

“We really need to have more solid data before we start adding on tests, especially when we have tests [like the mammogram, MRI and ultrasound],” says Bevers. Those tests aren’t perfect either, but they do have a track record of helping to save lives.

[CNN]

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