Modeling Thermal Effects of Pulsating Currents in Human Tissues: How to Prevent Necrosis

In certain clinical applications, pulsating currents are applied to specific body regions for therapeutic purposes. In this paper, we analyze the resulting thermal field to determine the optimal amplitude, period, and duration of these stimuli, ensuring that the temperature in the targeted tissue remains below the necrosis threshold.

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Biophysica
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2024-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.3390/biophysica4040031
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2
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Ultrasound and Hyperthermia Applications
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Modeling Thermal Effects of Pulsating Currents in Human Tissues: How to Prevent Necrosis

Fabio Rosso, Antonio Fasano, Angiolo Farína
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Modeling Thermal Effects of Pulsating Currents in Human Tissues: How to Prevent Necrosis

Fabio Rosso, Antonio Fasano, Angiolo Farína
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Abstract

In certain clinical applications, pulsating currents are applied to specific body regions for therapeutic purposes. In this paper, we analyze the resulting thermal field to determine the optimal amplitude, period, and duration of these stimuli, ensuring that the temperature in the targeted tissue remains below the necrosis threshold.

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