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Analysis of IR thermal imager for mass blind fever screening

Ng et al., 2004

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90374548386001801
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Ng E
Kawb G
Chang W
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Microvascular research

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Background: Obtaining meaningful temperature for the human body requires identifying a body site that will provide reliable data across a large population. It is important to understand that skin temperature does not solely depend on body-core temperature and …
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