Dear Marcos. We would be interested to participate in the project as research team at University of Ferrara. Feel free to contact me at your convenience. Kind regards!

Dear Marcos Brioschi

We would be interested to participate in the project as research team at Guilan University of Medical Sciences.

Feel free to contact me at your convenience.

Kind regards!

Dr. Brioschi,

I would be very interested in participating in the research. I am currently using infrared therapies to help repair a shoulder rebuild and vocal cord surgery. I have been very curious how infrared therapy helps with ADHD and dyslexia. Studying under such infrared light and heat has helped with focus.

Dear, I am delighted to welcome you to this special edition of Medical Thermography!!  It will be published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health as part of a special edition (ISSN 1660-4601), impact factor 4.614!! This special issue is part of the "Health Care Sciences & Services" section. This edition will go down in medical thermography history as a watershed moment!  For years, this approach has been hunting for a home in the medical profession to establish itself as a diagnostic support method. We are now at the pinnacle of diagnostic thermography. Your participation by submitting an article is critical for us to include your name in this premium edition that we hope to issue later this year. I value your work and want to depend on your assistance; my staff and I are here to assist you with whatever you require to submit your article. Can we confirm your participation? Now all I need is confirmation, and then you may submit the topic of your paper. If you need to extend the deadline, please let us know. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health https://www.mdpi.com/journal/ijerph/special_issues/28I34610SB Over the last decade, infrared and multi-spectral medical thermography has undoubtedly exhibited breakthroughs in the medical field of clinical thermology. In addition to the expansion of established imaging instrumentation and software for broader applications in diagnostic imaging of musculoskeletal, neurological, vascular, and infectious diseases, cardiology, public health, surgery, sports, psychiatry, and oncological diseases, artificial intelligence and machine learning protocols that have advanced diagnostic capabilities in thermography have resulted in significant changes in method accuracy. Technological advancements are driving novel techniques for diagnosis and assessment, as well as thermoguided procedures and treatment outcome monitoring. The capacity to communicate innovation with investigators outside the presumably confined field in which it originated sometimes limits the translation of improvements in thermal imaging technology, methodologies, and procedures to broader applications. It is consequently critical to simplify the transfer of developments in infrared thermal imaging from one field to another. Exploiting the full potential of innovation frequently necessitates the inclusion of a new, sometimes external, perspective. This special issue of IJERPH seeks to act as a platform for such cross-disciplinary interchange and to drive the spread of innovative applications, possibly by promoting new partnerships between different sectors and researchers. The next great breakthrough in medical thermographic imaging might result from numerous minds suggesting innovative ideas. The project seeks contributions on thermology health care applications and medical thermography (environmental sciences and engineering), public health, environmental health, occupational hygiene, health economic and global health research, mental health, digital health, women´s health, health care sciences, and services, health communication and informatics, toxicology, and public health, public health statistics and risk assessment, oral health, exercise and health, traumas, nursing, adolescents, skin health, disabilities, sport and health, aging, disease prevention, injury prevention, and rehabilitation. Prof. Dr. Marcos Leal Brioschi Guest Editor

I will contact each of you as soon as possible. If you have any papers on medical thermography, please share them with us.

Dear M.L. Brioshi!

On March 14, I sent you a summary of the article, but did not receive a response whether such material is suitable for the issue of the journal you are editing. I may have attached the file incorrectly, so I'm re-attaching it here.

We can offer for your release the following article (in full or in the form of a short report) on our new research "Thermal imaging assessment of the wound process after the transplantation of the stromal-vascular fraction of autologous adipose tissue into the wounds of the donor site in patients with deep burns".

Please let me know if it is of interest to you? If you are ready to accept the article, tell us when we should submit it, and also what volume would be appropriate?

Sincerely,

M.Volovik