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In patients with spinal cord injury, rectal temperature is difficult to use as body temperature due to impairment such as defecation disturbance. We developed an earphone type device to measure aural canal temperature that can be also used during exerciie in patients with spinal cord injury and evaluated its usefulness. The subjects consisted of ll healthy male students. They exercised for 30 minutes using an ergometer until the heart rate increased to 150-160 bpm. Aural canal temperature, rectal tempeeature, and non-contact tympanic membrane temperature were measured before, during, and after exercise
