Location of foot arteries using infrared images

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Abstract

In this work are presented the results of localization of foot arteries, in a young group of participants by using infrared thermal images, these are the dorsal, posterior tibial and anterior tibial arteries. No inclusion criteria were considered, that causes that no strong statistical data about the influence of the age in the arterial localization. It was achieved to solve the confusion when veins present a heat distribution similar to the artery and in the position of this. it contributes to enhance the rate of location of arteries. In general it is possible to say that the use of infrared thermal images is a good technique to find the foot arteries and can be applied in its characterization in a future. The procedure proposed is a non-invasive technique, and in certain fashion does not requires specialized personnel to achieve locate the arteries. It is portable, safe, and relatively economical.

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Villasenor-Mora, C., González-Vega, A., Antonio, M. O. F., Ferro, J. F. G., & Fraga, T. (2014). Location of foot arteries using infrared images. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 1626, pp. 228–233). American Institute of Physics Inc. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4901400

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