The study was designed to identify differences in the dielectric properties of ex vivo
colorectal cancerous tissues at different tumor stages. To date, 130 freshly excised …

Purpose Knowledge of dielectric properties of malignant human tissues is necessary for the
recently developed magnetic resonance (MR) technique called MR electrical property …

Several reports over the last few decades have shown that the dielectric properties of
healthy and malignant tissues of the same body organ usually show different values …

Purpose Colorectal cancer is highly preventable by detecting and removing polyps, which
are the precursors. Currently, the most accurate test is colonoscopy, but still misses 22% of …

The dielectric properties of various cancers, namely brain tumor, breast cancer, gastric
carcinoma, and colon cancer, were measured in the frequency range of 500 MHz to 5 GHz …

Current colorectal cancer prevention and management rely on the endoscopic biopsy-based
diagnosis of premalignant (dysplastic) and malignant (carcinomatous) neoplastic lesions …

Abstract Knowledge of electrical tissue conductivity is necessary to determine deposition of
electromagnetic energy and can further be used to diagnostically differentiate between …

Dielectric properties of freshly excised human liver tissues (in vitro) with several pathological
conditions including cancer were obtained in frequency range 100 MHz–5 GHz. Differences …

A developing method of cancer detection is to use electromagnetic waves to compare the
dielectric properties of normal and cancerous tissue. Because most of the previous studies …

The dielectric properties of human liver were determined by characterization of tissue
absorption and coupling of electromagnetic energy in the electromagnetic field. In this study …