Static thermography revisited—An adjunct method for determining the depth of the burn injury

Assessment of burn depth and burn wound healing potential

“…Still et al [29] report that the accuracy of thermography is as high as 90% based on one degree differences in temperature at various aspects of wound. The technique has recently been revisited by Renkielska et al [30,31] and Ruminski et al [32]. Their novel approach was to assess temperature responses following a thermal pulse.…”

Application of infrared thermography for early assessment of burn wound depth in children - a preliminary study

“…The influence of the reduced vascular blood circulation in thermally damaged tissues on skin temperature was confirmed both experimentally [8]- [10] and in clinical research [11]- [12]. However, the applicability of the infrared thermography was practically demonstrated only in the nineties when the thermographic classification method was successful in 92% of the analyzed cases [13].…”

Thermal imaging and modelling of burned skin

“…We performed ADT experiments using the procedure and configuration of instrumentation described in our former publications [1,2,3,4,5,6,7], based on IR imaging of thermal transient processes after external pulse excitation. Using equipment: a high quality IR camera Flir SC 3000, quantum well FPA LW of 25 mK resolution and 60 Hz acquisition rate for capturing of series of thermal images during and after cooling and a cryotherapy device using CO2 vapour, with specially designed applicator to get uniform cooling of tested skin of animals were applied - Fig.1.…”