The Use of Infrared Thermography as a Rapid, Quantitative, and Noninvasive Method for Evaluation of Inflammation Response in Different Anatomical Regions of Rats

<div>Thermographic imaging showing comparison of mean temperature of rat pleura (PL) from group I made before inducing inflammation (a), 10 minutes after inducing inflammation (b), and 48 (c) and 72 h after inducing inflammation (d).</div>

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Figure 3: The Use of Infrared Thermography as a Rapid, Quantitative, and Noninvasive Method for Evaluation of Inflammation Response in Different Anatomical Regions of Rats 

Figure 3 | The Use of Infrared Thermography as a Rapid, Quantitative, and Noninvasive Method for Evaluation of Inflammation Response in Different Anatomical Regions of Rats 