1. Digitized Infrared Segmental Thermometry: Time Requirements for Stable Recordings 
Richard A. Roy, DC, MSc, Jean P. Boucher, PhD, Alain S. Comtois, PhD 
Journal of Manipulative & Physiological Therapeutics 
Volume 29, Issue 6, Pages 468.e1-468.e10 (July 2006)
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2. Fig 1
The daily average core temperature (rectal on the left [A and C] and tympanic on the right [B and D]) for 17 subjects during the 30-minute recording session. The black box represents the 5- to 15-minute time interval for the Th stable trend. The gray block represents the 20- to 24-minute time interval for the IRC recording.
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3. Fig 2
The average SST temperature (for each site: IRCL4l, IRCL4R, IRCC4L, IRCC4R) for 17 subjects for each day during the 20- to 24-minute recording interval.
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4. Fig 3
A, The average Th SST (for each site: ThL4l, ThL4R, ThC4L, and ThC4R) for 17 subjects all 5 days combined during the entire recording period; the insert represents the same description on a smaller temperature scale. B, The average IRC SST (for each site IRCL4l, IRCL4R, IRCC4L, and IRCC4R) for 17 subjects all 5 days combined during the 20- to 24-minute interval.
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5. Fig 4
The daily average SST temperatures (for each site: [A] ThC4L, [B] ThC4R, [C] ThL4l, and [D] ThL4R) for 17 subjects during the 30-minute recording session. The black box represents the 5- to 15-minute time interval for the Th stable trend. The gray block represents the 20- to 24-minute time interval for the IRC recording.
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6. Fig 5
The daily average SST temperatures (for each site: [A] ThC4L, [B] ThC4R, [C] ThL4l, and [D] ThL4R) for 17 subjects during the interval of 4 to 16 minutes. Also note the smaller temperature scale (84°F-94°F).
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7. Fig 6
The average temperature and relative humidity (%) for 17 subjects for the daily recordings.
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8. Fig 7
The comfort range for core and SST temperatures with Th and IRC. Dashed lines represent the range of the comfort zones as calculated from McArdle et al 16.
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