Image of a febrile, intubated patient taken with a thermal ( | Figure 1

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Image of a febrile, intubated patient taken with a thermal (infrared) camera. White arrow is the heated vent circuit, and black arrow is the patient's gown, bunched up at his chest. Note the peripheral vasodilation.

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