A European task force sponsored by the European School of Oncology met to discuss recent
advances on the measurement of electropotentials from the breast as a possible method of …

In this paper, we characterize and discriminate between normal and cancer cells from three
different tissue types, liver, lung, and breast, using capacitance–voltage-based extracted set …

Bioimpedance is a term, which describes the response of living organisms to an externally
applied current. It is a measure of opposition to the flow of the applied current through …

Introduction and objectives: In the United States, breast cancer (BC) is the most common
non-skin cancer. In Poland, it is estimated that the number of new breast cancer cases …

There is a worldwide need for new methodologies to prediagnose breast cancer in an early
stage, which helps to notably increase the possibility of saving the mammary gland or …

Ultra wideband (UWB) microwave imaging is the popular image reconstruction technique to
be integrated in a medical equipment applied for early breast cancer detection system. The …

Breast cancer (BC) is the leading cause of cancer death in women worldwide, with a higher
mortality reported in undeveloped countries. Ideal adjuvant therapeutic strategies require …

A new impedance analytical system was developed, and measurements were performed
over a frequency range of 0–200 kHz by the three-electrode method. The three electrodes …

A mammogram is an X-ray image of the human breast. It is used for the detection and
diagnosis of changes in breast tissues. Asymptomatic women may be encouraged to …

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 …