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A proposed taxonomy for nailfold capillaries based on their morphology by Jones, B.F., Oral, M., Morris, C.W., Ring, E.F.J.

“…Certain diseases cause permanent changes to the shapes and densities of nailfold capillaries and, therefore, nailfold capillaroscopy is important as a tool for…”
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The historical development of temperature measurement in medicine by Ring, E.F.J.

“…The association between temperature and disease is almost as old as medicine itself. After Galileo introduced the thermoscope thermometry evolved slowly and…”
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Progress in the measurement of human body temperature by Ring, E.F.J.

“…This article traces the development of temperature measurement including the author's own experience of using thermal imaging in modern rheumatology and…”
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Thermal imaging in Paget’s disease of bone by Ring, E.F.J, Davies, J, Elvins, D.M

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A comparison of bone loss in early and late rheumatoid arthritis using quantitative phalangeal ultrasound by Birkett, V, Ring, E F J, Elvins, D M, Taylor, G, Bhalla, A K

“…This study compares amplitude-dependent speed of sound (AD-SoS) measured by phalangeal ultrasonography in a group of 60 patients with early rheumatoid…”
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Infra red thermal imaging of the skin quantifies reactive hyperaemia by Ring, E.F.J., Elvins, D.

“…Infra red thermal imaging is a highly developed procedure for mapping skin temperature distribution, It is possible to induce local skin blood flow changes by…”
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Standardization of infrared imaging by Ring, E.F.J., Ammer, K., Jung, A., Murawski, P., Wiecek, B., Zuber, J., Zwolenik, S., Plassmann, P., Jones, C., Jones, B.F.

“…To provide an atlas and database for the temperature distribution of the skin in normal human subjects aged from 10 years to 75 years. The technique used in…”
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A focal plane array system for clinical infra red imaging by Ring, E.F.J., Minchinton, M.A.B., Elvins, D.M.

“…Thermal infrared imaging (IR) in medicine has been dependent on single element detectors with mechanical scanning systems for four decades. Modern IR systems…”
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A taxonomy for nailfold capillaries based on morphology by Jones, B.F., Oral, M., Ring, E.F.J., Morris, C.W.

“…Skin capillaries may be imaged using video-microscopy for the purpose of studying blood micro-circulation in patients with diabetes and various connective…”
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