Relationship status
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Occupation
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Hours per week
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Referred by
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Dental Problems:
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Root Canals |
Gum Disease |
Non-Replaced Extractions |
Mercury Fillings |
Implants |
Dentures |
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Do you have any special concerns or are there any details related to the information above?
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Breast Have you experienced any of these breast symptoms?
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Pain or Tenderness
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Left |
Right |
Lumps |
Left |
Right |
Change in breast size
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Left |
Right |
Areas of skin changes,
thickening or dimpling |
Right |
Left |
Excretion or changes of the
nipple |
Left |
Right |
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If yes to hysterectomy
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Partial |
Complete |
What is Date of hysterectomy?
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Reason for hysterectomy:
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excess bleeding
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endometriosis |
fibroid cycts
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cancer |
Other |
If "Other", please specify
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Family member diagnosed with breast cancer:
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Mother |
Grandmother |
Sister |
Daughter |
What was the age of family member diagnosed?
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Result of family members cancer?
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Survived |
Terminal |
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Cancer Type:
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local |
Lymph node involvement
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Mestastatic |
Left Breast
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Inner |
Outer |
Nipple |
Right Breast
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Inner |
Outer |
Nipple |
Treatment |
Surgery |
Chemo |
Radiation |
None |
If Surgery
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Mastectomy |
Lumpectomy |
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If yes,
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Cysts/Fibrocystic
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Fibro Adenoma
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Mastitis/inflammatory breast disease
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Breast Surgery:
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Silicone |
Saline |
Experience |
Problems |
No Problems
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Left Breast:
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Inner |
Outer |
Nipple |
Right Breast
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Inner |
Outer |
Nipple |
Results |
Negative |
Positive |
Calcifications |
Have you ever taken contraceptive pills
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Currently |
Less than 5
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More than 5
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Have you had pharmaceutical hormone replacement therapy? HRT
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Currently |
Less than 5 years
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More than 5 years
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Total Mammograms:
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Date of last mammogram.
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Age at first mammogram:
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Number of full term pregnancies:
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Left Results
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Negative |
Positive |
Right Results
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Negative |
Positive |
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Have you had surgery or disease in the
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Stomach |
Spleen(upper left)
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Liver(upper right)
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Kidneys |
Intestines |
Abdomen |
Lower Back
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Pelvic Region
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Have you ever had surgery in the:
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Stomach |
Liver (upper right) |
Intestines |
Lower Back |
Spleen (upper left) |
Kidneys |
Abdomen |
Pelvic Region |
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Do you have any concerns or are there any details related to the information above?
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Do you have any concerns or are there any related details to the information above?
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Breast Thermography Study Client Disclosure Breast thermography is a non-contact, private and non-invasive procedure. The value of thermography as a study tool is its ability to measure skin temperature changes. It offers men and women information that no other procedure can provide regarding breast health. Breast thermography is not a replacement for or alternative to mammography or any other form of breast imaging. Breast thermography, mammography or breast ultrasounds are complementary procedures; one test does not replace the other. Breast thermography is meant to be used in addition to other tests or procedures. Thermography captures and records temperature variations on the skin, which provides vital information directly influenced by complex metabolic and vascular activity. This information does not in any way suggest diagnosis and/or treatment. Studies show that the patient benefits when multiple tests are used together. This multimodal approach includes breast self-examinations, physical breast exams by a doctor, mammography, ultrasound, MRI, thermography, and other tests that may be ordered by your doctor. A reported “Elevated Level of Concern” finding does not indicate that it is suspicious for any specific disease. However, any suspicious finding will be accompanied with a strong and intentional recommendation for further clinical evaluation. If you detect a lump or any other change in your breast before your next thermogram study, consult your doctor immediately. Notice to clients presenting with previously diagnosed cancer: Thermography interpretation in your report does not include information or recommendations related to the measured changes of disease beyond skin temperature changes and patterns. As there is no single known test capable of monitoring all biological influences of the complex disease generally diagnosed as cancer, continued monitoring with available additional testing as recommended by your personal physician is strongly advised. Your Thermographer may not be a licensed medical professional. Your Thermographer cannot interpret your images or advise or prescribe to you based on your images. Your thermographer can ask health history questions as well as educate you on general breast health. Client By Signing below, I certify that I have read and understand the statement above and consent to the examination. I am not an undercover agent or acting on behalf of law enforcement.
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