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Exergen DT 1001-LN, DT 1001-RS, DT 1001-LT manual Other Areas or Applications of Interest

Models: DT 1001-LN DT 1001-RS DT 1001 DT 1001-LT

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phenomenon, particularly those with scleroderma and progressive sys- temic sclerosis where it is the first symptom in 90% of cases, and may precede other manifestations by many years.3 ,4

Other Areas or Applications of Interest

•Bone Fractures

•Diabetic Neuropathy

•Oncology

•Stress Fractures

•Breast Cancer Screening

•Diseases of Scrotum and/ or Testicles

•Orthopedic Surgery

•Trigger Points

•Burn Injury

•Hansen’s Disease

•Pagets Disease

•Tumor Screening

•Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

•Headache Clinic

•Pain Management

•Varicocele Detection

•Cerebral Vascular Dis- ease

•Joint Trauma

•Peripheral Nerve Injury

•Vascular Obstruction

•Nerve Root Compression

•Soft Tissue Injuries

•Dentistry

•Neuromuscular Injury

•Sports Medicine

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Exergen DT 1001-LN, DT 1001-RS, DT 1001-LT manual Other Areas or Applications of Interest

Contents

USER’S MANUAL AND REFERENCE BOOK EXERGENDermaTemp Infrared Thermographic ScannerV. Product Specifications Table of ContentsII. Body Surface Temperature I. The InstrumentsI. The Instruments Use With Disposable Cover The Instruments FeatureOptional Disposable Covers Use Without Disposable CoverInstructions for Applying Disposable Covers Contact vs. Non-Contact MeasurementsModel 1001 LT Only ON/OFF Using the DermaTempOperation and Controls To Lock ReadingOperating Modes Model Specific Non-Contact ScanningChanging the Battery Captive Screws 9-Volt Alkaline BatteryFahrenheit or Celsius Conversion Self Diagnostics Continuous Single Beeping Care and Maintenance HandlingCleaning CalibrationCustomer Service If repair is required Continuous Double BeepingQuestions II. Body Surface Temperature History and Introduction Body Surface Temperature Infrared Thermometry Page The DermaTemp Infrared Thermographic Scanner Method ImpedimentaAmbient Effect on Body Surface Temperature Solving the ProblemsEmissivity Blackbodyample, we saw 90% of the mirror as a perfect reflector and 10% as imperfections, 90% of the mirror would reflect the remaining 10% would emit. Therefore, the emissivity equals Alice’s Quest for Emissivity Is it possible to see a mirror? Is it invisible?So how can it be seen? Correcting for Emissivity Automatically Detection by ExceptionEffect of blood flow on body surface temperature III. Clinical Applications Regional BlocksUsing the DermaTemp to verify the geography of the block Epidural Catheter Positioning in Labor and Delivery Joint InflammationDigital Perfusion Assessment Reconstructive SurgeryLower Back Pain Diabetic Foot ScreeningPeripheral Nerve Injury Cerebrovascular DisordersNeonatal Skin Temperature Wound ManagementSkin Temperature in Prognosis of the Critically Ill Thermal Assessment of Skin Diseases and AllergyTemperature Gradients in Detection of Shock Raynaud’s SyndromeOther Areas or Applications of Interest IV. References Page V. Product Specifications Five Year Warranty EXERGENStraight From the Heart