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181 related items for PubMed ID: 12028636

  • 1. SAR pattern perturbations from resonance effects in water bolus layers used with superficial microwave hyperthermia applicators.
    Neuman DG, Stauffer PR, Jacobsen S, Rossetto F.
    Int J Hyperthermia; 2002; 18(3):180-93. PubMed ID: 12028636
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  • 2. Thermal and SAR characterization of multielement dual concentric conductor microwave applicators for hyperthermia, a theoretical investigation.
    Rossetto F, Diederich CJ, Stauffer PR.
    Med Phys; 2000 Apr; 27(4):745-53. PubMed ID: 10798697
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  • 3. Effect of complex bolus-tissue load configurations on SAR distributions from dual concentric conductor applicators. Specific absorption rate.
    Rossetto F, Stauffer PR.
    IEEE Trans Biomed Eng; 1999 Nov; 46(11):1310-9. PubMed ID: 10582416
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  • 4. Effect of practical layered dielectric loads on SAR patterns from dual concentric conductor microstrip antennas.
    Rossetto F, Stauffer PR, Manfrini V, Diederich CJ, Biffi Gentili G.
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  • 6. An edge-element based finite element model of microwave heating in hyperthermia: application to a bolus design.
    Kumaradas JC, Sherar MD.
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  • 7. Radiation patterns of dual concentric conductor microstrip antennas for superficial hyperthermia.
    Stauffer PR, Rossetto F, Leoncini M, Gentilli GB.
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  • 9. FDTD simulations of Clini-Therm applicators on inhomogeneous planar tissue models.
    Chan KW, McDougall JA, Chou CK.
    Int J Hyperthermia; 1995 May; 11(6):809-20. PubMed ID: 8586902
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  • 10. Optimization of a beam shaping bolus for superficial microwave hyperthermia waveguide applicators using a finite element method.
    Kumaradas JC, Sherar MD.
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  • 11. An edge-element based finite element model of microwave heating in hyperthermia: method and verification.
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  • 12. Pre-clinical evaluation of a microwave planar array applicator for superficial hyperthermia.
    Diederich CJ, Stauffer PR.
    Int J Hyperthermia; 1993 Jan 07; 9(2):227-46. PubMed ID: 8468507
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  • 13. FDTD electromagnetic and thermal analysis of interstitial hyperthermic applicators. Finite-difference time-domain.
    Gentili GB, Leoncini M, Trembly BS, Schweizer SE.
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  • 14. Thermal characteristics of thermobrachytherapy surface applicators for treating chest wall recurrence.
    Arunachalam K, Maccarini PF, Craciunescu OI, Schlorff JL, Stauffer PR.
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  • 16. Design and characterisation of miniaturised cavity-backed patch antenna for microwave hyperthermia.
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  • 17. A variable microwave array attenuator for use with single-element waveguide applicators.
    Sherar MD, Clark H, Cooper B, Kumaradas J, Liu FF.
    Int J Hyperthermia; 1994 Sep 07; 10(5):723-31. PubMed ID: 7806927
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  • 18. FDTD simulations to assess the performance of CFMA-434 applicators for superficial hyperthermia.
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  • 19. [The characterization of semirigid coaxial antennae for interstitial and endocavitary microwave hyperthermia].
    Erb J, Klautke G, Seegenschmiedt HM, Engelbrecht R, Schaller G, Sauer R.
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