[Comparative informative value of telethermography (infrared) and contact thermography (liquid crystals) in the study of the breast].
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Twelve patients with Raynaud's phenomenon secondary to acrosclerosis and/or systemic sclerosis were evaluated before and after intra-arterial administration of reserpine. The irridescent color changes seen with these liquid crystals support recent evidence for short-term effectiveness of reserpine given intra-arterially.
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It is suggested that the thermographic method of examination is most perspective in current diagnosis. It proved very effective in the complex examination of patients with skin melanoma, early tumour metastasis and recurrence of operative treatment.