G. Delhomme, A. Dittmar, R. Ferrera, P. Marcsek, J. Jossinet
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Thermal Diffusion Method For Continuous Measurements Of Tissue Blood Flow And Tissue Water Content
A transient method is used with fixed temperature increment above the initial equilibrium temperature of the thermistor encapsulated at the tip of a catheter (0.8 mm O.D.) and the surrounding tissue. The thermal power dissipated into the thermistor during the first 2 s mainly depends on the tissue heat conduction transfer afterwards on both the heat conduction and heat convection transfers. Heat conduction depends on tissue water content and heat convection depends on tissue blood flow. Experiments performed in pig hearts during hypothermic storages and artificial resuscitations validate this method.