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Journal of the Korean Academy of Rehabilitation Medicine 2003;27(1):110-114.
The Skin Temperature Change of Cold-jet Stream with Infrared Combination Therapy on Buttock.
Han, Seung Jin , Lee, Kyu Hoon , Lee, Sang Gun , Park, Si Bog
Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Hanyang University College of Medicine, Korea.
둔부에서 냉기와 적외선 병용치료 시 둔부의 피부온도의 변화
한승진, 이규훈, 이상건, 박시복
한양대학교 의과대학 재활의학교실
Abstract
Objective
To investigate the changes of the intramuscular temperature on buttock according to the application methods of cold jet-stream and to find the more effective method which reduces the intramuscular temperature.


Method
Twenty eight healthy volunteers were examined. Cold-jet stream (CS) was applied on buttock (5 cm below of iliac crest, surface of gluteus medius muscle). We measured the time that skin temperature fall from room temperature to 10oC (first period), the time rewarmed from 10oC to 20oC (second period), the time fall again to 10oC (third period) and the time rewarmed again to 20oC (fourth period). Cold-jet stream with infrared combination (CSIC) therapy was performed with the same method.


Results
At the first and third cooling periods, It took longer in CSIC group than CS group to decrease skin temperature. At fourth period, It took longer in CSIC group than CS group to rewarm skin. In CS and CSIC groups, fourth period is longer than second period.


Conclusion
It took longer in CSIC method than CS only to decrease skin temperature to 10oC. Rewarming speed of skin temperature was slower twice cold-jet stream applies than once. Rewarming speed of skin temperature was slower at cold-jet stream and infrared combination therapy than cold-jet only. (J Korean Acad Rehab Med 2003; 27: 110-114)

Key Words: Cold-jet stream, Cooling, Rewarming
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