Imaging approaches based on the use of microwaves are acquiring an ever growing importance in several fields. Recently, applications of such approaches to medical imaging, e.g., for breast tumor identification, have also been proposed in the scientific literature. The present Authors are developing a microwave tomograph able to create images of a predefined investigation area by solving the inverse scattering problem which relates the measured electric field data to the dielectric properties of the investigated objects. In the present paper, a description of such system is reported and some advances needed to adapt it for medical imaging are devised by means of numerical simulation involving simplified models
The clinical applications of a microwave tomographic system are studied. Imaging parameters are appr...
An inverse scattering method working at microwave frequencies for cervical diagnostics is proposed i...
Microwave tomography is rapidly developing into a promising imaging technique that could be useful i...
An existing prototype of microwave imaging tomograph, previously designed by the present Authors for...
New steps toward the development of a microwave axial tomomograph for inspecting dielectric material...
In this paper, the development of a microwave axial tomograph for the inspection of dielectric mater...
Microwave tomography for non-destructive detection of internaldielectric properties has received inc...
Microwave systems are becoming powerful tools for imaging applications. In fact, when designed by ta...
A microwave tomographic scanner for biomedical applications is presented. It consists of a 64-elemen...
abstract: Microwave tomography (MWT) differs from the current forms of biomedical imaging modalities...
Microwaves have been considered for medical applications involving the detection of organ movements ...
The features of Microwave Imaging (MI) drive its potential to be widely implemented in different fie...
A new inverse microwave imaging algorithm is presented which has the ability to obtain quantitative ...
In this paper, an experimental set-up for tomographic imaging based on interrogating microwaves is p...
Microwave tomography deserves attention in biomedical imaging, owing to its potential capability of ...
The clinical applications of a microwave tomographic system are studied. Imaging parameters are appr...
An inverse scattering method working at microwave frequencies for cervical diagnostics is proposed i...
Microwave tomography is rapidly developing into a promising imaging technique that could be useful i...
An existing prototype of microwave imaging tomograph, previously designed by the present Authors for...
New steps toward the development of a microwave axial tomomograph for inspecting dielectric material...
In this paper, the development of a microwave axial tomograph for the inspection of dielectric mater...
Microwave tomography for non-destructive detection of internaldielectric properties has received inc...
Microwave systems are becoming powerful tools for imaging applications. In fact, when designed by ta...
A microwave tomographic scanner for biomedical applications is presented. It consists of a 64-elemen...
abstract: Microwave tomography (MWT) differs from the current forms of biomedical imaging modalities...
Microwaves have been considered for medical applications involving the detection of organ movements ...
The features of Microwave Imaging (MI) drive its potential to be widely implemented in different fie...
A new inverse microwave imaging algorithm is presented which has the ability to obtain quantitative ...
In this paper, an experimental set-up for tomographic imaging based on interrogating microwaves is p...
Microwave tomography deserves attention in biomedical imaging, owing to its potential capability of ...
The clinical applications of a microwave tomographic system are studied. Imaging parameters are appr...
An inverse scattering method working at microwave frequencies for cervical diagnostics is proposed i...
Microwave tomography is rapidly developing into a promising imaging technique that could be useful i...