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THE ELECTRICAL SKIN RESISTANCE
Archives of Neurology & Psychiatry, 1928Several years ago, in an endeavor to study experimentally the emotional reactivity of various psychopathic personalities, an investigation was made of the psychogalvanic reflex. In attempts to standardize the records so that the responses would be strictly comparable, however, great individual variations were encountered in the resistance offered by ...
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Patterns of electrical skin resistance in man
Acta Neurovegetativa, 19581. As an approach to the study of regional or segmental variation in sympathetic activity, skin resistance explorations were conducted on the backs of several hundred subjects under resting, non-sweating conditions. 2. The methods used included the conventional exploration with handheld electrode and two semi-automatic recording methods.
I M, KORR, P E, THOMAS, H M, WRIGHT
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A Study of the Resistance of Skin Micrococci to Hexachlorophene
Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association (Scientific ed.), 1952Micrococci were isolated from the hands of eight subjects before and after using a lotion containing 0.3 per cent hexachlorophene three times a day for seven weeks. Agar plates were inoculated with the 32 cultures of micrococci isolated, and resistance to the antiseptic was determined by the diameter of the zone of growth inhibition around the agar ...
T C, GRUBB, H A, WANDS
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The Resistance of Human Skin to Compressive Cutting
Medicine, Science and the Law, 1982Tests to examine the resistance to cutting of several samples of post-mortem human skin have been conducted. The strength of the tissue is compared to that of a commonly used skin simulation, chamois leather. Several effects are noted relating to the physical behaviour of skin and skin simulations in sharp edge contacts likely to ...
C M, Careless, P R, Acland
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A Study in Psychogalvanic Skin Resistance Audiometry
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1957In the present hearing tests in which a tuning fork or an audiometer is used, the response of the patient is the only indicator and there is no alternative but to depend upon his answer for the decision of confidence limit. Thus these hearing tests can be used only for those who are old enough to answer accurately and have normal mentality and ...
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The role of contact resistance in skin burns
Journal of Biomedical Engineering, 1982Analytical predictions of temperature-time histories of skin contacts with a number of materials are presented. Comparison with available experimental results show that correlations are much improved if a contact resistance is included in the analysis.
A P, Hatton, H, Halfdanarson
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Drug Resistance in Skin Diseases
2021Skin is the largest organ of the body and the biggest barrier against pathogens. Skin diseases have become one of the most challenging medical problems in clinical practices, and a tremendous burden to the healthcare system in terms of cost and consumption of institutional resources.
Humaira Shah, Sher Zaman Safi
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Management of Resistant, Nonhealing Skin Lesions
Postgraduate Medicine, 1952Three cases are presented which illustrate the effective and gratifying response of chronic, resistant, nonhealing skin lesions to chloresium® therapy. Chloresium was found to be not only soothing, deodorizing and nontoxic, but also an active agent in restoring affected tissues to a state conducive to normal repair and accelerated epithelization.
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ELECTRICAL SKIN RESISTANCE DURING HYPNOSIS
Archives of Neurology And Psychiatry, 1930The great increase of the electrical resistance of the skin during normal sleep (as shown by Richter 1 ) suggested the possibility of analogous changes during hypnosis. In some respects, the analogy between sleep and hypnosis is obvious. The subject is usually relaxed, his eyes gradually close, he shows little spontaneous overt activity, and he does ...
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A Device for the Skin–Contact Thermal Resistance Measurement
IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, 2012The skin-contact thermal resistance is a parameter that allows evaluating, in steady condition, the heat flow at the interface between the skin and a rigid surface at a known temperature. At the current state of the art, it is evaluated with empirical equations and is known to be dependent on the contact pressure, on the surface characteristics, and on
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