Electrical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) is a potential, noninvasive technique to image
women for breast cancer. Studies have shown characteristic frequency dispersions in the …

We have deployed a recently completed spectroscopic electrical impedance tomography
(EITS) imaging system in a small series of women (13 participants accrued to date) in order …

It has long been established that cancer cells exhibit altered local dielectric properties
compared with normal cells. Consequently, different electrical conductivity and capacitance …

AIM: Various modalities are used as an adjunct to mammography for differentiation of
potentially suspicious breast lesions. Electrical impedance scanning (EIS) is a new …

Objective. Cancer cells exhibit altered local dielectric properties compared to normal cells,
measurable as different electrical conductance and capacitance using electrical impedance …

Electrical impedance tomography (EIT) has been used in the recent past for a number of
clinical applications. In this work we present recent tomographic and spectroscopic findings …

methods. EIS was performed in full knowledge of mammographic findings and findings of
clinical breast examination. One hundred seventeen patients with a total of 129 breast …

Some evidence has been found that malignant breast tumors have lower electrical
impedance than surrounding normal tissues. Although the separation of malignant tumors …

The chaotic vascular network surrounding malignant tumors leads to pulsatile blood flow
patterns that differ from those in benign regions of the breast. This study aimed to determine …

The present paper focuses on electrical impedance scanning. The basic science behind the
new modality, measurements of breast tissue impedance in vivo and in vitro, and the studies …