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Validity of infrared tympanic temperature for the evaluation of heat strain while wearing impermeable protective clothing in hot environments

Lee et al., 2011

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7454237854636223778
Author
Lee J
Nakao K
Takahashi N
Son S
Bakri I
Tochihara Y
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Industrial health

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The purpose of this study was to investigate the validity of infrared tympanic temperature (IR Tty) as a thermal index to evaluate the heat strain of workers in hot environments, in comparison with rectal temperatures at various depths (Tre-4,-8, and-16 for 4, 8 and 16 cm …
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