Yes. When I was tested (EMG) at University of Chicago they used a hair dryer to warm my skin in the entire area they were testing. They constantly kept checking my skin temp and would get the hair dryer out and warm me up.
They said some of the really nice facilities have special rooms that keep your skin temp regulated.
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