Infrared Imaging
By:Francis Ring
Published on 2015-09-22 by Iop Publishing Limited
Infrared thermal imaging is a rapid and non-invasive procedure for mapping skin temperature distribution of the human body. Advanced software and high-resolution infrared detectors has allowed for a renaissance in the use of thermography in medical research and practice. The combined expertise from a number of centres is used to create this book that will be invaluable for recommended reading for practising and training radiographers, medical physicists and clinicians.
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