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Detecting fever in Polish children by infrared thermography

Ring et al., 2008

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12915794186864949890
Author
Ring E
Jung A
Zuber J
Rutowski P
Kalicki B
Bajwa U
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Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Quantitative Infrared Thermography

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Recent interest in fever detection by infrared thermography has shown that there is a lack of data on normal and febrile subjects. Furthermore, the highest at-risk group of the population in the event of a pandemic fever is in children and young parents. This study has been …
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