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Clinical Imaging of Microwave Mammography
Published on: November 14, 2025
Microwave non-contact imaging of subcutaneous human body tissues
Andrey Kletsov1, Alexander Chernokalov1, Alexander Khripkov1
1Samsung R&D Institute Russia , Samsung Electronics, Moscow 127018 , Russian Federation.
Abstract:
A small-size microwave sensor is developed for non-contact imaging of a human body structure in 2D, enabling fitness and health monitoring using mobile devices. A method for human body tissue structure imaging is developed and experimentally validated. Subcutaneous fat tissue reconstruction depth of up to 70 mm and maximum fat thickness measurement error below 2 mm are demonstrated by measurements with a human body phantom and human subjects. Electrically small antennas are developed for integration of the microwave sensor into a mobile device. Usability of the developed microwave sensor for fitness applications, healthcare, and body weight management is demonstrated.

