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. 2012 Dec 28;13(1):500–515. doi: 10.3390/s130100500

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Figure 9. — Laser Doppler images of the hind limbs of mice associated with the body temperature when the mouse is positioned in the ventral decubitus position. In mice anaesthetised with intraperitoneal drugs (A,B), there is a significant difference in both mice. Mice that have a body temperature of 38 °C (A) always have higher perfusion values. In mice anaesthetised with isoflurane (C,D,E,F), with ARC (C,D) or ARD (E,F) depilation, and those with a body temperature of 38 °C (D,F) show the highest perfusion values.