The design of a monopole radiator to investigate the effect of microwave radiation in biological systems.
← Research streamA microwave monopole radiator design using a hollow hypodermic needle is described, intended to enable irradiation of deep biological structures by needle injection and allow simultaneous chemotherapic treatment. Matching characteristics of the monopole in sa…
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Abstract
The design of a microwave monopole radiator, using a hollow hypodermic needle, is described. This radiator has two unique features. It allows both i) irradiation of deep biological structures by simple needle injection and ii) simultaneous chemotherapic treatment of tissue. The matching characteristics of the monopole in saline solutions are given.
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Main findings
A microwave monopole radiator design using a hollow hypodermic needle is described, intended to enable irradiation of deep biological structures by needle injection and allow simultaneous chemotherapic treatment. Matching characteristics of the monopole in saline solutions are reported.
Outcomes measured
- Design and matching characteristics of a microwave monopole radiator in saline solutions
- Capability for irradiation of deep biological structures via needle injection
- Capability for simultaneous chemotherapic treatment of tissue
Limitations
- No biological outcomes or health effects are reported in the abstract.
- No exposure parameters (e.g., frequency, power, SAR, duration) are provided in the abstract.
- No study population or sample size is described.
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Identifiers and source
DOI: Not supplied
PubMed: 615877
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