Effect of osteopathic treatment on a scar assessed by thermal infrared camera, pilot study

•Scars can be treated by manual therapy.•Manual treatment can reduce the temperature range between scar and peri-scar area.•Osteopathic treatment on a scar can be assessed by infrared thermography.•The infrared thermal camera is a good tool for the analysis of scars. Scar formation is influenced by...

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Published in:Complementary therapies in medicine 2019-08, Vol.45, p.130-135
Main Authors: Riquet, Damien, Houel, Nicolas, Bodnar, Jean-Luc
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Adult
Biocompatibility
Body temperature
Cell growth
Cicatrix - therapy
Collagen
Connective tissues
Engineering Sciences
Female
Fibroblasts
Growth factors
Healing process
Human body
Humans
Inflammation
Infrared cameras
Infrared thermal camera
Life Sciences
Male
Manipulative therapy
Manual therapy
Optics
Osteopathic medicine
Osteopathic Medicine - methods
Osteopathy
Other
Physics
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Scar
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Signal and Image processing
Skin
Temperature
Temperature effects
Temperature gradients
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Body temperature
Cell growth
Cicatrix - therapy
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Connective tissues
Engineering Sciences
Female
Fibroblasts
Growth factors
Healing process
Human body
Humans
Inflammation
Infrared cameras
Infrared thermal camera
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Male
Manipulative therapy
Manual therapy
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Other
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Pilot Projects
Scar
Scars
Signal and Image processing
Skin
Temperature
Temperature effects
Temperature gradients
Thermal imaging
Tissues
Wound healing
Wound Healing - physiology
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