Effect of radiofrequency electromagnetic hyperthermia range
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The mathematical model for calculation of absorbed dose of electromagnetic radiation of human tissues, taking into account the characteristics of electromagnetic effects, the characteristics of human tissue, the size and location of the irradiated area is presented. It is included the analysis of the applicators for radiofrequency hyperthermia. The method of modeling of general, regional and local electromagnetic hyperthermia is developed
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