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Thermal biofeedback and the treatment of tinnitus
The Laryngoscope, 1985AbstractThermal biofeedback and general relaxation procedures were employed to treat 32 patients with subjective tinnitus. Each patient received eight 1‐hour biofeedback sessions over an eight‐week period, while listening to standard Jacobsonian type relaxation tapes. Sixty‐five percent of the patients experienced a reduction of their symptoms.
W M, Walsh, P P, Gerley
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Application of thermal dilution measurements for thermal treatment planning
Physics in Medicine and Biology, 1989The use of thermal dilution measurements is demonstrated in quantifying effective thermal conductivity distributions through tumours. For focused acoustic sources these data are applied in the solution of the heat diffusion equation to estimate steady-state temperature distributions. The advantages and disadvantages of this approach are presented.
P D, Higgins, C H, Sibata, F J, Thomas
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[Treatment of thermal pool waters].
Igiene e sanita pubblica, 2006No laws currently exist regarding the treatment of spa pool water, since it is not completely logical that these should have the same requirements as normal swimming pools. The problem arises especially with regards to the use of chlorine as a disinfectant, which may actually annulate the therapeutic effects of spring waters by altering their physical ...
SIGNORELLI, Carlo +3 more
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Thermal treatments of jarosite
1999Jarosite contains up to 15 % of heavy metal compounds 'HMC', The current waste disposal methods will not be allowed in the near future due to new environmental regulations and pollution risks. For these reasons, thermal treatments of raw or decomposed jarosite, in controlled atmospheres, were investigated.
Gaballah, I. +2 more
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