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Biotech / Medical : COMPUTERIZED THERMAL IMAGING (COII)- research only

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To: chirodoc who wrote (80)	2/9/1999 11:23:00 PM
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germans are using thermography to detect infection this is the good part:"intraoperative findings confirmed the extent of tissue perfusion as revealed by infrared thermography." surgery showed that it was accurate! Pediatr Surg Int 1999 Jan 20;15(1):75-76 Thermography of Clostridium perfringens infection in childhood. Saxena AK, Schleef J, Morcate JJ, Schaarschmidt K, Willital GH Department of Pediatric Surgery, University of Munster, Germany [Record supplied by publisher] Gas gangrene is not a frequently encountered toxic wound infection in childhood. We present a case of postoperative Clostridium perfringens infection with proximal forearm myonecrosis. In order to reveal the full extent of tissue viability in the right upper extremity, infrared thermography was performed. Although dyschromia was evident in the proximal forearm, thermographs revealed viable tissue only up to the supracondylar region. Angiography, which provided valuable clues to the patency of the vascular supply, and subsequent intraoperative findings confirmed the extent of tissue perfusion as revealed by infrared thermography

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