3d uwb magnitude-combined tomographic imaging for biomedical applications. algorithm validation

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2011
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Abstract
Biomedical microwave imaging is a topic of continuous research for its potential in different areas especially in breast cancer detection. In this paper, 3D UWB Magnitude-Combined tomographic algorithm is assessed for this recurrent application, but also for a more challenging one such as brain stroke detection. With the UWB Magnitude-Combined concept, the algorithm can take advantage of both the efficiency of Fourier Diffraction Theorem-based tomographic formulation and the robustness and image quality improvement provided by a multi-frequency combination.
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Authors ;S. Capdevila;L. Jofre;M. Guardiola;S. Blanch;J. Romeu
Journal molecular therapy : the journal of the american society of gene therapy
Year 2011
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www.radioeng.cz/fulltexts/2011/11_02_366_372.pdf
Keywords
Breast cancer tomography biomedical imaging electronics nuclear engineering

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