Titlebook: Recent Advances in Medical Thermology; E. Francis J. Ring,Barbara Phillips Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1984 alcohol

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Skin Temperature Changes and Their Significance in the Human Newbornently, such studies were dependent on “single shot” photographic comparisons taken after varying periods of time had elapsed in order to achieve some degree of equilibration between the subject and the environment. These limitations were partially overcome in a previous investigation of skin tempera

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Body Cooling and the Treatment of Heat Strokevalent rate of heat loss from the body, is a serious heat disorder which carries a high mortality.. Rapid cooling of the core is of utmost priority in treating heat stroke cases. Customarily, emergency treatment involves sponging the patient with cold water, sometimes ice-cold, and exposing the body

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Thermoreception and Temperature Regulation in Manermoreceptors as well as the study of autonomic temperature regulation and thermoregulatory behavior. Thermal sensors in man are not only involved in conscious temperature sensations but also play an important role in autonomic and behavioral responses of the organism to its thermal environment. In

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Physical Principles Governing Body Heat Exchanges useful in many situations, but it has limitations which are seldom discussed and may be overlooked. This paper draws attention to some of the difficulties which may arise in the practical application of these principles.

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Thermographic Estimation of the Effective Heat Exchange Area Between a Subject and Substrateal-floor contact area by simply drawing the animal’s contour. Grommers et al. photographed, from the underside, the subject reclining on a transparent ‘perspex’ panel. The contact area was then determined by planimetry. Neither of these methods allows direct estimation of the area of heat exchange b

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Heat Loss from Patients during Anesthesiacutaneous vaso-activity both influence heat loss from the body surface. In a cold environment, shivering increases metabolic heat production. Shivering does not often occur during anesthesia because of the use of muscle relaxants. The basal metabolic rate during surgery can also be lowered by the an

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Temperature Changes in Skin Disease-dependent. For monitoring the course of disease a verbal description may be insufficient, and too crude for analysis. Infrared thermography can be helpful in analyzing surface thermal patterns in dermatoses and in supplementing morphological and histological findings. A most important application i

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Influence of Tissue Injury on Skin Temperatures may also interfere with other diagnostic uses of thermography. Specific examples relating to the main pathological agents, (pressure, heat, cold, nuclear radiation, etc) are briefly reviewed. The effects of trauma are discussed with reference to the pathophysiology of tissues, the resulting therma