Anti-inflammatory effects of high-peak-power pulsed microwaves as dependent on irradiation parameters

Gapeev, Alexei; Mikhailik, E.N.; Rubanik, A.V.; Chemeris, N. K.

doi:10.1134/s0006350907050119

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“…Our special interest is focused on surface type applications concerning local heat inducting in the probe material by microwaves absorption. Characteristic for these microwaves applications are medical hyperthermia and diathermy [1,2,3] with the specific need of measuring the local penetration depth and temperature [4,5,13]. There are also surface chemical applications on microwaves field, like planar chromatography [6] and extraction of natural active compounds from mixtures of specific solvents with natural probes [7].…”

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Near-field effect of the microwaves power applicators investigated for liquid processing applications

Surducan

Neamţu

Tudoran

2010

2010 IEEE International Conference on Automation, Quality and Testing, Robotics (AQTR)

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Microwave heating of high loss liquids was performed using two applicator types, a coaxial configuration and a pair of rectangular slot antennas. The temperature profiles in the asheated liquid samples were investigated in real time. The dielectric properties of the samples were measured over a broad band of frequencies at the same temperature value as the highest one reached in the temperature profile. The heating depth in the liquid was compared to the dielectric loss for different samples. These investigations were performed for surface microwave processing in liquid mixtures (living tissues), for extraction applications and medical thermal treatments.

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