thermology

thermology
study of heat

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  • Digital infrared thermal imaging in health care — Colors indicate increases or decreases in infrared radiation emitted from the body surface Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging (DITI) is a diagnostic technique that is non invasive and involves no exposure to radiation. During an exam, a DITI camera …   Wikipedia

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