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Results of computed tomography and thermography examinations were compared in 80 patients with herniated disk lesions investigated by non-invasive radiological procedures. Thermography proved to be a very sensitive method but one of only relative specificity. The examination failed to contribute data in 10% of cases, and only one false-negative result was noted. Telethermography appears to be a reliable screening method enabling optimal selection of patients for scanning.
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