Cellulitis Clinical Trial
Official title:
Handheld Infrared Thermometer to Evaluate Cellulitis
It can be difficult to differentiate cellulitis from non-infectious mimics, like venous
stasis. One way of determining the difference is feeling skin surface temperature. However,
this is a subjective measure that is inherently unreliable. It might be possible to objectify
this measurement by using a non-contact infrared thermometer at the bedside.
The goal of this study is therefore to assess whether objective difference in skin surface
temperature in an area of suspected cellulitis, relative to non-affected skin, has diagnostic
utility. It will use the diagnosis of cellulitis by an infectious diseases physician as the
gold standard and compare blinded temperature difference between affected and unaffected
limbs to that standard. It is hypothesized that measurement of skin surface temperature by
non-contact infrared thermometer will help differentiate cellulitis from many non-infectious
conditions that mimic cellulitis.
For patients who are hospitalized, the study also plans to see whether a change in this
temperature difference is predictive of response to treatment when compared to the FDA
standard for early response and patient reported symptoms.
This is a pragmatic, prospective cohort study. Patients with suspected cellulitis who receive
an infectious diseases consult (in the emergency room or urgent clinic) will be approached
for consent and enrollment. The goal is to enroll approximately 50 patients with a minimum of
10-15 cases of non-cellulitis.
These measurements will not be made available to the treating teams. This is an observational
study only comparing the potential value of these measurements to usual clinical care.
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