2Mice. Mice were exposed in individual compartments of decompression chambers at temperatures constant to +0.25”C. and pressures controlled to rfr2 mm. Hg. Body temperatures were measured by copper-constantan thermocouples in the rectum. Mice, fasted 4-6 hours, were placed in the decompression chambers for 30 minutes to allow temperature equilibrium and then the pressure was reduced gradually, ...

Aim: Of all the signs of inflammation rise of temperature is the most objective and reproducible. But this sign is rarely used due to nonavailability of an instrument which is easily available and also accurate. In this present study an attempt was made to devise such an instrument. So in this present study an indigenously prepared thermocouple was used to determine the subgingival temperature ...