Studies suggest that skin temperature behavior varies according to the type of exercise,
intensity, duration, muscle mass and subcutaneous fat layer. In this sense, the aim of this …

It is well known that body composition can influence peripheral heat loss and skin
temperature. That the distribution of body fat is affected by gender is well known; however …

Cryotherapy has been applied on clinical injuries and as a method for exercise recovery. It is
aimed to reduce edema, nervous conduction velocity, and tissue metabolism, as well as to …

This study aimed to search for relations between body fat percentage and skin temperature
and to describe possible effects on skin temperature as a result of fat percentage in each …

During strenuous exercise, skin temperature (Tsk) plays an essential role in
thermoregulatory processes. As indicated in the literature, its response might be influenced …

Introduction: Several studies already reported the response of many biomarkers after
strength training, but studies using low cost diagnostic imaging tools are rare. Objective: To …

Infrared thermal imaging (IRT) has been a target of research for biomedical musculoskeletal
applications, due to the possible association of the physiological data that it provides …

Resistance exercise leads to an increase in skin temperature (T skin) in the area of the
exercised muscle. Infrared thermography seems to be applicable to identify these primary …

Introduction: Thermography records the skin temperature, which can be influenced by:
muscle mass and subcutaneous fat layer. Thus, the aim of this study was to investigate the …

There is a lack of evidence about the effect of different type of foot orthoses on plantar
surface temperature. Moreover, that effect could be different depending on gender due to …