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Kaouk et al., 1996 - Google Patents

A finite element model of a microwave catheter for cardiac ablation

Kaouk et al., 1996

Document ID
13468521904502473389
Author
Kaouk Z
Khebir A
Savard P
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE transactions on microwave theory and techniques

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To investigate the delivery of microwave energy by a catheter located inside the heart for the purpose of ablating small abnormal regions producing cardiac arrhythmias, a numerical model was developed. This model is based on the finite element method and can solve both …
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