Sensors, Volume 22, Issue 10
2022 May-2 - 361 articles
Cover Story: The evaluation of the biological effects of hyperthermia therapy and the precise quantification of thermal doses in cancer treatment require a strong control of the delivered power and induced temperature rise. To this end, with the aid of electromagnetic and thermal simulations, we developed a radiofrequency (RF) electromagnetic applicator operating at 434 MHz, specifically engineered for in vitro tests on 3D cell cultures. The heating efficiency and reliability were tested by means of temperature measurements carried out on tissue-mimicking phantoms. The experimental results demonstrated the capability of the applicator to produce well-focused heating, with the possibility of modulating the duration of the heating transient and controlling the temperature rise in a specific target region by simply tuning the supplied power. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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