F- CLINICAL ASPECTS OF SPINAL CORD INJURIES
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FIG. 1243. Temperatures of normal man during I hr of rest at 27 C, followed by
1-2
hr of exposure at i8-2O°C and 35-37 C.
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T 8 lesion, cooling
.27 C
T8 lesion, heating
18-2CFC
27 C
_35-37^C
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FIG. I24b. Temperatures of patient case i, with lesion below T8. Guttmann, Silver and
Wyndham: Thermoregulation in the Spinal Man.
Brit.Journ. Physiol.
(1958), 142, 406.
