Microwave diagnostics of osteoporosis

Vendik, I.; Pleskachev, V.; Yakovlev, V. A.; Tamilova, Svetlana

doi:10.1109/eiconrus.2018.8317317

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“…Microwave imaging system operates by observing contrast in the dielectric permittivity of various parts in the imaged objects and their surroundings. The microwave imaging technique is used for the examination of different tissues and organs of a patient: imaging of breast cancer [25,26], brain stroke diagnostics [27][28][29], microwave bone imaging [30][31][32][33][34][35], etc. In all cases mentioned, the multilayer dielectric medium is investigated.…”

Section: Em Wave Propagation Inside the Human Bodymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The dimensions of the model components were picked as the average length, width, and height of the "average human" phalanges found inside the index finger. Two types of probes were used to perform simulations: an open-end coaxial probe [14,15,[36][37][38] (Figure 11) and a microstrip antenna [32,33] printed on a dielectric substrate, which was applied on the finger (Figure 12a). The electric field distribution in the case of using the open-end coaxial probe, obtained by the authors using full-wave simulation [39], is presented in Figure 11.…”

Section: Em Wave Propagation Inside the Human Bodymentioning

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Wireless Monitoring of Biological Objects at Microwaves

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Pleskachev³

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Electronics

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Electromagnetic (EM) wave propagation inside and along the surface of the human body is the subject of active research in the field of biomedical applications of microwaves. This research area is the basis for wireless monitoring of biological object parameters and characteristics. Solutions to the following problems are crucial for achieving the stated goals in the area of wireless monitoring: EM wave propagation inside and on-body surface. The biological object monitoring is based on a consideration of the following problems: (i) dielectric properties of a biological issue; (ii) EM wave propagation in biological medium; (iii) propagation of EM waves across the boundary of two media (biological medium–air): wave reflection and refraction; (iv) EM wave propagation in a multilayer biological medium; (v) EM wave propagation along the plane or curved surface of biological objects.

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