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The Implementation of Infrared Thermography as Complementary Diagnostic Tool in Orthodontic Treatment Plan-Pilot Study. [PDF]
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Tidsskrift for den Norske laegeforening : tidsskrift for praktisk medicin, ny raekke, 1974 T, Drevvatne, F, Kolmannskog
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Radiology, 1977
An easily detectable, ipsilateral increase in scrotal infrared emission leading to a difference of at least 2.8 degrees C (5 degrees F) between abnormal and normal sides was recorded in 15 of 18 patients subsequently found to have an intrascrotal tumor, inflammation, or varicocele.
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An easily detectable, ipsilateral increase in scrotal infrared emission leading to a difference of at least 2.8 degrees C (5 degrees F) between abnormal and normal sides was recorded in 15 of 18 patients subsequently found to have an intrascrotal tumor, inflammation, or varicocele.
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Southern Medical Journal, 1975
As thermographic equipment is improved and as physicians gain experience in its use, thermography gradually is gaining importance as a diagnostic aid in a wide range of disease processes. The technic is finding increasing acceptance in diagnosis of breast disease particularly as an adjunct to mammography.
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As thermographic equipment is improved and as physicians gain experience in its use, thermography gradually is gaining importance as a diagnostic aid in a wide range of disease processes. The technic is finding increasing acceptance in diagnosis of breast disease particularly as an adjunct to mammography.
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Radiology, 1968
Preliminary studies indicate that thermography is useful in evaluating patients with osteosarcoma. It may be employed to determine local extent and vascularity of the primary tumor, recurrence, and metastases. The thermogram may present findings not immediately detectable by conventional diagnostic methods.
C, Farrell, J D, Wallace, J, Edeiken
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Preliminary studies indicate that thermography is useful in evaluating patients with osteosarcoma. It may be employed to determine local extent and vascularity of the primary tumor, recurrence, and metastases. The thermogram may present findings not immediately detectable by conventional diagnostic methods.
C, Farrell, J D, Wallace, J, Edeiken
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Physiological Measurement, 1997
The thermal measurement method of Hippocrates, which has been referred to as the first for measuring body temperature, was reproduced and the image obtained was compared with an infra-red radiation thermogram. Hippocrates' method involves covering the patient's thorax with an earth-soaked cloth.
K, Otsuka, T, Togawa
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The thermal measurement method of Hippocrates, which has been referred to as the first for measuring body temperature, was reproduced and the image obtained was compared with an infra-red radiation thermogram. Hippocrates' method involves covering the patient's thorax with an earth-soaked cloth.
K, Otsuka, T, Togawa
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Applied Optics, 1968
Under standard and normalized environmental conditions, the thermal contrasts or patterns that exist on the exposed human skin are determined largely by the heat conducted to the skin locally from underlying organs, or variations in blood flow. These localized temperatures give rise to corresponding variations in the rates at which ir energy is ...
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Under standard and normalized environmental conditions, the thermal contrasts or patterns that exist on the exposed human skin are determined largely by the heat conducted to the skin locally from underlying organs, or variations in blood flow. These localized temperatures give rise to corresponding variations in the rates at which ir energy is ...
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Skeletal Radiology, 1986
This is a brief review of the physical and physiologic aspects and theories of thermography and its clinical use in musculoskeletal conditions. Thermography is a simple, non-invasive procedure with a potential for usefulness. However, the majority of clinical studies to date have not been performed independent of other examinations with controlled ...
J, Edeiken, G, Shaber
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This is a brief review of the physical and physiologic aspects and theories of thermography and its clinical use in musculoskeletal conditions. Thermography is a simple, non-invasive procedure with a potential for usefulness. However, the majority of clinical studies to date have not been performed independent of other examinations with controlled ...
J, Edeiken, G, Shaber
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Thermography and Xeromammography
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1988To the Editor. —Apparently, the authors of the case history presented in TOPICS IN RADIOLOGY on Sept 18, 1987, 1 are unaware of the contribution that breast thermography may make in such situations. Thermography of the breast accurately differentiates the edematous thickened skin of inflammatory breast cancer from a variety of noninflammatory ...
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