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Bertemes Filho, 2002 - Google Patents

Tissue characterisation using an impedance spectrosopy probe

Bertemes Filho, 2002

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Bertemes Filho P
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Summary Electrical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) involves the injection of a constant current into tissue at different frequencies and measurement of the resultant voltages. The transfer impedance is then calculated, fitted to an appropriate model and parameters are …
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