An in-body sensor network is that in which at least one of the sensors is located inside the
human body. Such wireless in-body sensors are used mainly in medical applications …

This review evaluates the methods used for image quality analysis and tumour detection in
experimental breast microwave sensing (BMS), a developing technology being investigated …

A portable microwave system to detect traumatic brain injuries is described. The wideband
system utilizes a unidirectional antenna, microwave transceiver, and processing and image …

Intracranial hemorrhage is a medical emergency that requires rapid detection and
medication to restrict any brain damage to minimal. Here, an effective wideband microwave …

A low-cost reconfigurable microwave transceiver using software-defined radar is proposed
for medical imaging. The device, which uses generic software-defined radio (SDR) …

Multistatic radar apertures record scattering at a number of receivers when the target is
illuminated by a single transmitter, providing more scattering information than its monostatic …

In medical microwave imaging (MMWI), the antennas usually operate at close distance from
the body and are required to pick up weak echoes from the inside that are masked by high …

The design of a compact metamaterial ultra-wideband (UWB) antenna with a goal towards
application in microwave imaging systems for detecting unwanted cells in human tissue …

In this paper, a synthetic aperture radar (SAR) approach, for imaging internal structures of
generally lossy layered dielectric cylindrical objects, is presented. This method which …

A high-resolution conformal array for detection of small size tumors inside the breast is
proposed. The array consists of a novel cavity-backed low-profile aperture-stacked-patch …