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Use of FLIR ONE Smartphone Thermography in Burn Wound Assessment
Erica Y. Xue
, Laurel K. Chandler
, Stephen L. Viviano
, Jonathan D. Keith
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Thermography
100%
Smartphone
100%
Forward Looking Infrared
100%
Burn Wound Assessment
100%
Indocyanine Green
33%
Burn Wound
26%
Third-degree Burn
13%
Indocyanine Green Angiography
13%
Infrared Thermography Technology
13%
Perforator
6%
Cost-effectiveness
6%
Surgical Intervention
6%
Strong Correlation
6%
Inflammation
6%
Imaging Modalities
6%
Number of Days
6%
Healing
6%
Operating Room
6%
Infrared Thermography
6%
Current Imaging
6%
Tissue Areas
6%
Flap Surgery
6%
Burn Depth
6%
Infrared Image
6%
Diabetic Foot Ulcer
6%
Wound Surface
6%
Imaging Infrared
6%
Salvageable Tissue
6%
Burn Extent
6%
Infrared Emissivity
6%
Thermal Imaging Camera
6%
Burn Progression
6%
Wound Temperature
6%
Handheld Camera
6%
Nursing and Health Professions
Thermal Burn
100%
Wound Assessment
100%
Thermography
100%
Indocyanine Green
55%
Imaging
33%
Infrared Photography
33%
Indocyanine Green Angiography
22%
Inflammation
11%
Wound
11%
Operating Room
11%
Cyclorphan
11%
Medicine and Dentistry
Thermal Burn
100%
Wound Assessment
100%
Thermography
100%
Indocyanine Green
55%
Indocyanine Green Angiography
22%
Health Care Cost
11%
Wound
11%
Operating Room
11%
Infrared Imaging
11%
Photograph
11%
Flap (Surgery)
11%
Diabetic Foot Ulcer
11%
Inflammation
11%