Temperature Measurement Using a Non Invasive Device

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Clinical Trial Summary

Main study objectives:

1. To compare the temperature measured using Medisim's thermometers to the temperature measured using mercury or equivalent reference thermometers.

2. To develop more accurate algorithms for measuring on the forehead as well as behind the ear.

3. To test the difference between various forehead measurement locations in order to allow more convenient measuring that is not depended on the exact location.

NCT number	NCT01584401
Study type	Observational
Source	Medisim Ltd
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Status	Unknown status
Phase	N/A
Start date	May 2012

Temperature Measurement Using a Non Invasive Device

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