Advances in Electromagnetic Fields in Living Systems

doi:10.1007/b104216

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“…In paper [14], based on the models of microorganisms, authors formulated ideas about the information nature of millimeter waves and efficiency of their impact on processes of vital activity of microorganisms. This study examined single-layer models without an internal distribution of electromagnetic fields.…”

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“…Analysis of scientific literature [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15] revealed that investigating energy-informational processes in bio-objects is possible with respect to their multilayer structure. An analysis of EMF distribution inside such objects would make it possible to design a technical system not only for the irradiation of bio-objects, but for assessing the biological quality of objects as well.…”

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“…where ∧ E is the identity matrix of the same order as ∧ . A Then, from the first equation of system (14):…”

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Analysis of the electromagnetic field of multilayered biological objects for their irradiation in a waveguide system

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et al. 2017

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Analysis of the electromagnetic field of multilayered biological objects for their irradiation in a waveguide system

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Feasibility of Electric Property Tomography of pelvic tumors at 3T

Balidemaj

Lier

Crezee

et al. 2014

Magnetic Resonance in Med

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This study demonstrates the feasibility of electric property tomography to measure quantitatively the conductivity of centrally located tumors in a pelvic-sized phantom and human pelvis with a standard magnetic resonance (MR) system and MR sequences. A good quantitative agreement was found between the reconstructed σ-values and probe measurements for a wide range of σ-values and for off-axis located spherical compartment. As most pelvic tumors are located in the central region of the pelvis, these results can be exploited in hyperthermia treatment planning systems.

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