2006
DOI: 10.1093/ietcom/e89-b.12.3401
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Simple Modeling of an Abdomen of Pregnant Women and Its Application to SAR Estimation

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“…4 shows the positions of the antenna. The antenna is rotated on the vertical axis through the center of the maternal body at 30 increments between and [5], [14]- [16] . The area, between , was not investigated because it is considered that a pregnant woman does not wear a portable radio terminal in these positions due to the shape of the abdomen.…”
Section: Calculation Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…4 shows the positions of the antenna. The antenna is rotated on the vertical axis through the center of the maternal body at 30 increments between and [5], [14]- [16] . The area, between , was not investigated because it is considered that a pregnant woman does not wear a portable radio terminal in these positions due to the shape of the abdomen.…”
Section: Calculation Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Table I shows the physical properties of inherent tissues of a pregnant woman at 150 MHz. The electrical constants of the fetus body and the amniotic fluid were defined from the measurement values in a rabbit [5]. In addition, the values of the brain of the fetus were adjusted to account for the higher water-content in adults [14].…”
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“…For the fetuses, they are divided into two types of tissue: the amniotic fluid and the body. Their electric properties are based on measured data [4]. The relative permittivity and conductivity are 40.84 and 1.37 S/m, respectively, for the amniotic fluid, and 60.50 and 1.85 S/m, respectively, for the body.…”
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“…published an abdomen model of a pregnant female and in 2006 applied the model to estimate the specific absorption rate ͑SAR͒ 2006. 14 The set of clinical computed tomography images was used by Shi and co-workers in 2004 to develop a tomographic model for a large-sized patient who was 7.5-months pregnant when admitted into the emergency room. 15 The partial-body model was used to study internal photon and electron emitters in internal dosimetry.…”
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