Diagnostical-therapeutical applications of microwaves
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ICATT.2003.1238872Keywords:
microwave, diagnostics, therapeutic, special applications, sets, evaluationAbstract
Diagnostic, therapeutic and some special applications of microwaves are discussed. A brief description of methods and devices and their approximate evaluation are given. It is shown that the most interesting prospect is a combined diagnostic and therapeutic method, which permits execution of a procedure on a patient simultaneously with monitoring to avoid the unwanted influence of microwaves.References
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