Abstract
Since 1968 a thermal recovery method to study the cutaneous circulation has been utilized in the detection of skin circulation changes caused by certain pharmacological agents or by some pathological conditions. This method is based in the determination of the thermal recuperation of a small area of the skin previously cooled. In this work, we want to present the results of a comparative analysis between the thermal recovery method and the clearance of the radioactive xenon injected intracutaneously. The study was performed in the distal extremity of the lower limbs in 16 normal subjects, 16 hyperthyroid patients with increased cutaneous temperature and 11 patients with presumably low cutaneous blood flow (3 patients with hypothyroidism and 8 with obstructive arteriosclerosis).
Citation Formats
Tavares, C M, Ferreira, J M, and Fernandes, F V.
Cutaneous blood flow. A comparative study between the thermal recovery method and the radioxenon clearance method.
Switzerland: N. p.,
1975.
Web.
Tavares, C M, Ferreira, J M, & Fernandes, F V.
Cutaneous blood flow. A comparative study between the thermal recovery method and the radioxenon clearance method.
Switzerland.
Tavares, C M, Ferreira, J M, and Fernandes, F V.
1975.
"Cutaneous blood flow. A comparative study between the thermal recovery method and the radioxenon clearance method."
Switzerland.
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title = {Cutaneous blood flow. A comparative study between the thermal recovery method and the radioxenon clearance method}
author = {Tavares, C M, Ferreira, J M, and Fernandes, F V}
abstractNote = {Since 1968 a thermal recovery method to study the cutaneous circulation has been utilized in the detection of skin circulation changes caused by certain pharmacological agents or by some pathological conditions. This method is based in the determination of the thermal recuperation of a small area of the skin previously cooled. In this work, we want to present the results of a comparative analysis between the thermal recovery method and the clearance of the radioactive xenon injected intracutaneously. The study was performed in the distal extremity of the lower limbs in 16 normal subjects, 16 hyperthyroid patients with increased cutaneous temperature and 11 patients with presumably low cutaneous blood flow (3 patients with hypothyroidism and 8 with obstructive arteriosclerosis).}
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volume = {13}
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year = {1975}
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title = {Cutaneous blood flow. A comparative study between the thermal recovery method and the radioxenon clearance method}
author = {Tavares, C M, Ferreira, J M, and Fernandes, F V}
abstractNote = {Since 1968 a thermal recovery method to study the cutaneous circulation has been utilized in the detection of skin circulation changes caused by certain pharmacological agents or by some pathological conditions. This method is based in the determination of the thermal recuperation of a small area of the skin previously cooled. In this work, we want to present the results of a comparative analysis between the thermal recovery method and the clearance of the radioactive xenon injected intracutaneously. The study was performed in the distal extremity of the lower limbs in 16 normal subjects, 16 hyperthyroid patients with increased cutaneous temperature and 11 patients with presumably low cutaneous blood flow (3 patients with hypothyroidism and 8 with obstructive arteriosclerosis).}
journal = []
volume = {13}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Switzerland}
year = {1975}
month = {Jan}
}