Real-time Capacity Reactance-based Innovative Technology for Detecting Malignant Cells: An Experimental Implementation in Head and Neck Tumors

In terms of physics, the unknown complex impedance of the tissue under assessment as well as the capacitive reactance can be experimentally measured and therefore cancerous cells can be distinguished from healthy cells by the changes in the measured capacity reactance contribution (θ angle differences). The described innovative medical device leads reliable results for the early detection of neoplastic/malignant cells in real-time.