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The Effects of Microwave Diathermy On the Eye

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L. DAILY, K. G. WAKIM, J. F. HERRICK, E. M. PARKHILL, W. L. BENEDICT · 1956

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Finding

Exposure of the eye of the dog to microwaves using 75 per cent of the output of the generator with the corner director at a distance of 3 inches (about 8 em) for 30 minutes produced an average temperature rise of 1.9° C in the orbit, 3.2° C in the vitreous, and 2.8° C in the aqueous, exactly one minute after the microwaves were turned off.

In their words

“Exposure of the eye of the dog to microwaves using 75 per cent of the output of the generator with the corner director at a distance of 3 inches (about 8 em) for 30 minutes produced an average temperature rise of 1.9° C in the orbit, 3.2° C in the vitreous, and 2.8° C in the aqueous, exactly one minute after the microwaves were turned off.”
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L. DAILY, K. G. WAKIM, J. F. HERRICK, E. M. PARKHILL, W. L. BENEDICT (1956). The Effects of Microwave Diathermy On the Eye.
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@article{the_effects_of_microwave_diathermy_on_the_eye_g3944,
  author = {L. DAILY and K. G. WAKIM and J. F. HERRICK and E. M. PARKHILL and W. L. BENEDICT},
  title = {The Effects of Microwave Diathermy On the Eye},
  year = {1956},
  
  
}
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