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An automated method for mapping human tissue permittivities by MRI in hyperthermia treatment planning

Farace et al., 1997

Document ID
11121683246952940320
Author
Farace P
Pontalti R
Cristoforetti L
Antolini R
Scarpa M
Publication year
Publication venue
Physics in Medicine & Biology

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This paper presents an automatic method to obtain tissue complex permittivity values to be used as input data in the computer modelling for hyperthermia treatment planning. Magnetic resonance (MR) images were acquired and the tissue water content was calculated from the …
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