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The Genius infrared tympanic thermometer
Anaesthesia, 1993Summary A clinical tympanic thermometer was evaluated. In vitro it was found to be accurate over the temperature range 28°C to 40°C. Clinical assessment was made during the cooling and rewarming phases of patients undergoing surgery with the aid of cardiopulmonary bypass and compared with the results obtained with an Ellab ...
G, Edge, M, Morgan
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Critical Care Medicine, 1988
We have evaluated a new clinical thermometer for accuracy. It determines temperature by measuring infrared radiation given off by a warm object. It was found to be accurate both in vivo and in vitro over the temperature range of 34.0 degrees to 39.5 degrees C.
T, Shinozaki, R, Deane, F M, Perkins
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We have evaluated a new clinical thermometer for accuracy. It determines temperature by measuring infrared radiation given off by a warm object. It was found to be accurate both in vivo and in vitro over the temperature range of 34.0 degrees to 39.5 degrees C.
T, Shinozaki, R, Deane, F M, Perkins
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Infrared ear thermometers versus rectal thermometers
The Lancet, 2002Adrian Drake-Lee +2 more
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Sensitivity of simple infrared thermometers
Journal of Physics E: Scientific Instruments, 1983Simple infrared field thermometers appear to suffer from small internal heat flows which influence the sensor when the instrument is used outdoors. Further research into higher sensitivity of the sensor must be accompanied by increased attention to heat insulation of the instrument and sensor.
C J Stigter, N T Jiwaji, M M Makonda
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Virtual emissivities of infrared thermometers
Infrared Physics & Technology, 2021Abstract Many testing methods determining thermal emissivity of various materials have been published so far but the methods estimating the virtual emissivity of infrared thermometers themselves are not commonly available and users have to rely on manufacture information.
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A new infrared tympanic thermometer
Journal of Anesthesia, 1993We have evaluated a new infrared tympanic thermometer, IT-10, as an intraoperative temperature monitor in patients with or without open abdominal surgery. It determines temperature by measuring infrared radiation given off by a warm object. Temperatures measured with this device were closely correlated with those measured with rectal and bladder ...
Takashi Matsukawa +5 more
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Thermometer reading with infrared sensors
Nursing Standard, 1991A new thermometer which takes a reading from the patient's ear has been developed by a Californian company.
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Accuracy of infrared skin thermometers in children
Archives of Disease in Childhood, 2011Paes et al 1 showed that the tympanic and infrared skin (Beurer and Thermofocus) thermometers cannot reliably predict rectal temperature in general paediatric population. Only a few studies examined the accuracy of infrared skin thermometers in children and the results are conflicting.2,–,4 In a prospective study, we evaluated the correlation and the ...
Trevisanuto D. +4 more
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Agreement and Repeatability of an Infrared Thermometer
Journal of Nursing Measurement, 2011Recently, manufacturers have devised thermometers for home use by patients, such as the TempTouch Infrared Thermometer (TTIR; Diabetica Solutions, San Antonio, TX), which is designed with a long handle that can be used for self-monitoring localized skin temperature of the feet and legs.
Teresa J, Kelechi +2 more
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Remote-sensing infrared thermometer with radiation balancing
Applied Optics, 2000What is to our knowledge a novel infrared thermometer (IRT) for remote measurement of the temperature rise (-20-100 K) above the variable ambient (270-320 K) of a distant object is described. A radiation-balancing method is successfully extended to the near-ambient temperature range by variation of the temperature of a built-in blackbody, until the ...
S, Harigovindan, K S, Sobha
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