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Tissue interaction analysis

Thomsen, S., 1991, Pathologic Analysis of Phototheimal and Photomechanical Effects of Laser-Tissue Interactions, Photochem. and Photobiol., 53 825-835. [Pg.72]

Knowledge of complex permittivities of appropriate electrolyte solutions is useful in assessing interactions of microwave radiation with biological tissues. A full study and analysis of complex permittivities of sodium chloride solutions as a function of concentration, temperature, and microwave frequency (207) has laid the foundations for a similar investigation of calcium salt solutions. [Pg.273]

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