Purpose: To describe the design, analysis and evaluation of a new antenna array system for microwave hyperthermia. The proposed antenna array was evaluated by the focusing method based on the time-reversal principle. Materials and methods: Power absorption distributions in a cylindrical homogeneous and inhomogeneous phantom were calculated for the frequency range 500-900 MHz. Two set-ups with 12 and 16 antennas were analysed by comparing the changes in focusing areas enclosed by the 50%, 75% and 90% iso-SAR contours. For a more quantitative evaluation of the results the average power absorption ratio and remaining tissue maximum index were calculated. Results: The sharpest focusing area in the centre of the phantom, 151 m
Current microwave hyperthermia applicators are not well suited for uniform heating of large tissue r...
The goal of the hyperthermia treatment is to heat up tumors to temperatures above 42\ub0C while keep...
Purpose: Investigation into the feasibility of a circular array of dipole antennas to deposit RF-ene...
Purpose: To describe the design, analysis and evaluation of a new antenna array system for microwave...
The last twenty years have seen many clinical studies showing the ability of hyperthermia to remarka...
A fast beam-forming method for hyperthermia treatment of deep-seated tumors is described and verifie...
Radio frequency (RF) hyperthermia, for which cell temperatures are increased to 41-45 °C, is a well-...
Hyperthermia is presently used as an adjuvant to the radiation therapy in the treatment of certain t...
In this contribution, we illustrate the performance of the developed UWB microwave hyperthermia syst...
In hyperthermia treatment planning (HTP) the goal is to find the amplitudes and phases of antennas i...
Purpose: To design and test a wideband multi-channel amplifier system for time reversal (TR) microwa...
In this contribution, we illustrate the performance of the developed UWB microwave hyperthermia sys-...
In this paper, effective electromagnetic (EM) focusing achieved with a phase compensation technique ...
Hyperthermia treatment procedure (HTP) is a treatment that uses high heat generated from electromagn...
textabstractIn this paper, we describe a specifically designed patch antenna that can be used as the...
Current microwave hyperthermia applicators are not well suited for uniform heating of large tissue r...
The goal of the hyperthermia treatment is to heat up tumors to temperatures above 42\ub0C while keep...
Purpose: Investigation into the feasibility of a circular array of dipole antennas to deposit RF-ene...
Purpose: To describe the design, analysis and evaluation of a new antenna array system for microwave...
The last twenty years have seen many clinical studies showing the ability of hyperthermia to remarka...
A fast beam-forming method for hyperthermia treatment of deep-seated tumors is described and verifie...
Radio frequency (RF) hyperthermia, for which cell temperatures are increased to 41-45 °C, is a well-...
Hyperthermia is presently used as an adjuvant to the radiation therapy in the treatment of certain t...
In this contribution, we illustrate the performance of the developed UWB microwave hyperthermia syst...
In hyperthermia treatment planning (HTP) the goal is to find the amplitudes and phases of antennas i...
Purpose: To design and test a wideband multi-channel amplifier system for time reversal (TR) microwa...
In this contribution, we illustrate the performance of the developed UWB microwave hyperthermia sys-...
In this paper, effective electromagnetic (EM) focusing achieved with a phase compensation technique ...
Hyperthermia treatment procedure (HTP) is a treatment that uses high heat generated from electromagn...
textabstractIn this paper, we describe a specifically designed patch antenna that can be used as the...
Current microwave hyperthermia applicators are not well suited for uniform heating of large tissue r...
The goal of the hyperthermia treatment is to heat up tumors to temperatures above 42\ub0C while keep...
Purpose: Investigation into the feasibility of a circular array of dipole antennas to deposit RF-ene...