Non-Invasive Thermovascular Blood Analysis (NTBA)

The Non-Invasive Thermovascular Blood Analyzer (NTBA) is a method for obtaining objective clinical and biochemical data on blood composition — across 70 parameters — without drawing blood. The method is based on parametric constants reflecting the relationship between peripheral blood composition and the biochemical and metabolic indicators of the body's internal environment.

The analysis takes into account the patient's anthropometric data, atmospheric pressure, pulse oximetry and saturation (oxygen capacity and gas composition of peripheral blood filling), as well as dynamic temperature response at six points along the major arterial trunks: axillary, carotid, umbilical, and paratracheal/parasternal arteries in the projection of the thyroid gland.

What the diagnostic shows:

• Clinical and biochemical blood parameters (70 indicators) without drawing blood

• Hemodynamic indicators with color-coded detail against international norms

• Oxygen capacity and gas composition of peripheral blood filling (pulse oximetry, saturation)

• Dynamic hemostasis deviations

• Metabolic indicators of the body's internal environment

Advantages of the method:

• Completely non-invasive — no blood draw

• Simple procedure, requiring no specialized procedure room

• Speed — results ready on the day of examination

• High correlation with laboratory methods — at least 83%

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