Correlation of Thermometry and Angiography in Carotid Arterial Disease

Price, Thomas R.

doi:10.1001/archneur.1972.00490110084008

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“…Indeed, a carotid stenosis is the cause of a thermic asymmetry at the starting point as shown by the multiple angiographical controls ( Price and Heck, 1972). Our third category of recorded curves may be interpreted in this way.…”

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confidence: 71%

Frontal Dynamic Thermometry

Dereymaeker¹,

Lams-Cauwe²,

Fobelets³

1978

Eur Neurol

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This new method of frontal thermometry is based on a recording of the spontaneous reheating curve of the skin after cooling it to 25 °C. In cases of carotid stenosis, a thermal asymmetry of one of the three following kinds can be observed: thermal asymmetry from the start; asymmetry only during the reheating, or asymmetry during reheating and remaining afterwards. The reduction of the blood flow and a vaso-motor factor explain this asymmetry. This method allows better detection of clinical latent carotid stenosis.

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