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Enhanced Detection of Magnetic Nanoparticles using a Novel Microwave Ferromagnetic Resonance Imaging System
2020
IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering
An aluminium faceted chamber designed for 3D microwave imaging (MWI) of the breast has been integrated into an electromagnet in order to carry out signal acquisition experiments for an inverse scattering-based ferromagnetic resonance imaging (FRI) system, or magnetic contrast-enhanced MWI system. For this proof of concept, the chamber has been equipped with four wire monopole antennas, and low-contrast oil-based targets have been tested with varying concentrations of iron oxide magnetic
doi:10.1109/tbme.2020.3019716
pmid:32845833
fatcat:ei577iadyfgrre3qovmxpqldsa