Carr, 1997 - Google Patents
Radiometric sensingCarr, 1997
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- 5644543460586238502
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- Carr K
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- IEEE Potentials
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Hyperthermia, based on fever therapy as a cancer treatment has basically been abandoned in favor of ionizing radiation. In recent years, however, a renewed interest and effort in hyperthermia has taken place. Microwave radiometry can be used for measuring a patient's …
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