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D Andreuccetti¹, M Bini, A Ignesti

¹National Research Council (IROE-CNR), Firenze, Italy.

IEEE Transactions on Bio-Medical Engineering

|July 1, 1993

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Researchers developed a compact patch radiator for efficient superficial hyperthermia applicators. This design enables effective, small-size devices for targeted thermal therapy.

Area of Science:

Electromagnetics
Biomedical Engineering
Thermal Therapy

Background:

Superficial hyperthermia requires efficient and compact applicators.
Existing applicators may lack the necessary size and efficiency for certain applications.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe a novel compact, low-profile patch radiator.
To present design criteria and technological processes for its fabrication.
To discuss electromagnetic characteristics and potential applications.

Main Methods:

Detailed design of a compact patch radiator.
Analysis of electromagnetic properties.
Evaluation of fabrication processes.

Main Results:

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A compact, low-profile patch radiator was successfully designed.
The radiator exhibits suitable electromagnetic characteristics for hyperthermia.
The design is suitable for efficient, small-size applicators.

Conclusions:

The developed patch radiator is a viable base element for superficial hyperthermia applicators.
The design facilitates efficient and small-size thermal therapy devices.