Electric Field Distribution Measurement for electrocapacitive cancer therapy by using Wire Mesh Tomography

Nismayanti, Anis; Baidillah, Marlin Ramadhan; Andiani, Linahtadiya; TriwikantoroTriwikantoro,; Endarko, Endarko; Taruno, Warsito P.

doi:10.1109/ibiomed.2018.8534933

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“…Recently, effect of the wiremesh on the electric field intensity distribution generated by the ECCT system for helmet on the dielectric medium has been simulated [14]. And our previous study about the experiments to validate the simulation results have done for only one cancer location and a helmet type of ECCT by using wire-mesh tomography [15]. The standard method to evaluate of this ECCT system as a part of TPS as well as other electrotherapy modalities is by using a numerical simulation.…”

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Wire-Mesh Capacitance Tomography for Treatment Planning System of Electro-Capacitive Cancer Therapy

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The wire-mesh capacitance tomography (WMCT) has been applied to visualize 2D of the distribution of electric field intensity in the treatment planning system (TPS) of electro-capacitive cancer therapy (ECCT) using human head model. WMCT is proposed in this study to estimate accurately the distribution of electric field intensity which is the main optimum factors of ECCT in order to compensate the inaccuracy of TPS ECCT simulation. The experimental and simulation studies were conducted with wire-mesh sensor consisted of 8×8 wire matrix of copper in human head model using two type of helmet ECCT. The result of electric field value at the intersection wire-mesh have been compared between experimental studies and simulation studies. The electric field average value resulted from ECCT helmet-1 is higher than ECCT helmet-2. The average electric field generated by the ECCT helmet-1 is 1585.72 V/m in an air medium, 97.43 V/m in grey matter and 80.58 V/m in the cancer. While the average electric field generated by the ECCT helmet-2 is 1413.28 V/m in an air medium, 64.20 V/m in grey matter and 52.65 V/m in the cancer. ECCT helmet-1 and helmet-2 result the different of electric field distribution pattern. ECCT helmet-1 is more optimal for used to patient has cancer position in the right and bottom, while ECCT helmet-2 is more optimal for used to patient has cancer position in the top and bottom.

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