Microwave Radiometry of the Pelvic Organs
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The problems of designing a microwave radiometer for thermal monitoring of pelvic organs were considered. Based on mathematical modeling, a waveguide antenna for intracavitary diagnostics was developed. The antenna was tested in various phantoms and biological tissues. The obtained results can be used in various fields of medicine and robotics.
- United Kingdom Ministry of Defence United Kingdom
- All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Radio Engineering Russian Federation
- Peoples' Friendship University of Russia Russian Federation
- Bauman Moscow State Technical University Russian Federation
pelvic viscera, geometry, Thermal monitoring, Microwave radiometry, brightness, radiometry, Microwave devices, Article, mathematical analysis, thermodynamics, Waveguide antennas, electric conductivity, image analysis, electric potential, Diagnosis, human, Biological tissues, Microwave radiometers, temperature, 600, simulation, electric field, microwave radiation, priority journal, Antennas, mathematical model, uterine cervix cancer
pelvic viscera, geometry, Thermal monitoring, Microwave radiometry, brightness, radiometry, Microwave devices, Article, mathematical analysis, thermodynamics, Waveguide antennas, electric conductivity, image analysis, electric potential, Diagnosis, human, Biological tissues, Microwave radiometers, temperature, 600, simulation, electric field, microwave radiation, priority journal, Antennas, mathematical model, uterine cervix cancer
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