1993
DOI: 10.1109/10.238461
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Calculations of heating patterns of an array of microwave interstitial antennas

Abstract: In this paper, the heating (temperature) distribution patterns of an array of uniformly and step-insulated interstitial antennas located in inhomogeneous tissue and cancerous regions of the human body are calculated. Specifically, the bioheat equation, which takes into account various heat exchange mechanisms such as blood flow rate, heat conduction, and metabolic heat generation, was solved using the finite difference method, while the electromagnetic power absorbed (SAR) in the tissue region heated using an … Show more

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“…Cherry and Iskander [196,197] have used the FDTD method to model an array of interstitial antennas for hyperthermia purposes. In 1994, Ren et al [198] analyzed two-dimensional phased-array antennas with Floquet boundary conditions.…”
Section: Antenna Arraysmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cherry and Iskander [196,197] have used the FDTD method to model an array of interstitial antennas for hyperthermia purposes. In 1994, Ren et al [198] analyzed two-dimensional phased-array antennas with Floquet boundary conditions.…”
Section: Antenna Arraysmentioning
confidence: 99%