Physics in Medicine and Biology · 1989 · 12 citations · 5 references
Radiation MedicineEngineeringRadiation TherapyMedicineAntennaCancer Colli UteriRadiofrequency HeatingIntracavitary Hyperthermia TreatmentPtfe TubeCollum UteriRadiation ApplicationBiomedical EngineeringOncologyRadiation OncologyNuclear MedicineRadiology
The authors designed and tested two microwave applicators suitable for intracavitary hyperthermia treatment of advanced cancer colli uteri in combination with ionising radiation. The antennas operate at the frequencies of 2450 MHz and 680 MHz. Hence patients with differing extents of tumour growth along the collum uteri can be treated. The antenna is covered with a PTFE tube to form an applicator. The absorption in the tube is very low, and consequently the power is delivered outside the tube.
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Theory of Antennas of Arbitrary Size and Shape
S. A. Schelkunoff · Proceedings of the IRE · 1941 · 146 citations
Ding-Jiu Li, Kenneth H. Luk, Han-Bao Jiang et al. · International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics · 1984 · 33 citations
Radiation Medicine, Intracavitary Microwave Applicator, Radiofrequency Heating +5
Endotract antenna for application of hyperthermia to malignant lesions.
Keizō Sugimachi, Kiyoshi Inokuchi, Hidenobu Kai et al. · PubMed · 1983 · 32 citations