EMF Research Studies

Further investigations into the effects of micro-waves

Boyle AC, Cook HF, Woolf DL · 1952

РЕАКТИВНОСТЬ СОСУДОВ КОЖИ И ЕЕ ИЗМЕНЕНИЯ ПОД ВЛИЯНИЕМ ЭЛЕКТРИЧЕСКОГО ПОЛЯ УВЧ

М. А. Качковский · 1952

THE PAIN THRESHOLD FOR MICROWAVE AND INFRA-RED RADIATIONS

H. F. COOK · 1952

BILATERAL LENTICULAR OPACITIES OCCURRING IN A TECHNICIAN OPERATING A MICROWAVE GENERATOR

FREDERIC G. HIRSCH, JOHN T. PARKER · 1952

A comparison of the dielectric behaviour of pure water and human blood at microwave frequencies

H. F. Cook · 1952

Microwave diathermy in ophthalmology -- Clinical evaluation

Clark WB · 1952

A physical investigation of heat production in human tissues when exposed to microwaves

Cook HF · 1952

Application of Electric and Acoustic Impedance Measuring Techniques to Problems in Diathermy

Herman P. Schwan, Edwin L. Carstensen · 1952

GIORNALE ITALIANO DI OFTALMOLOGIA

B. ALAJMO · 1951

The dielectric behavior of some types of human tissues at microwave frequencies

Cook, H.F. · 1951

The dielectric behaviour of some types of human tissues at microwave frequencies

H. F. Cook · 1951

Influence des ondes à haute fréquence sur l'hypercholestérinémie

Albert DE LOZ · 1951

THE EFFECT OF SHORT WAVE DIATHERMY UPON DIGITAL CIRCULATION AS DETERMINED BY MICROPLETHYSMOGRAPHY

Grynbaum BB, Megibow RS, Bierman W · 1950

LESIONS OF THE EYE FROM RADIANT ENERGY

David G. Cogan, M.D. · 1950

The effects of microwaves - A preliminary investigation

Boyle AC, Cook HF, Buchanan TJ · 1950

TESTICULAR TEMPERATURE IN MAN

Herbert F. Newman, Seymour F. Wilhelm · 1950

Researchers measured testicular temperatures in 28 volunteers using tissue thermocouples inserted through the scrotal skin. Testicular temperatures were usually lower than rectal temperatures and changed with environmental temperature. Inguinal canals were warmer than the testes in most anesthetized men (average 2.7°F) and warmer than scrotal cavities in all cases (average 3.6°F).

BEDSIDE ULTRASHORT WAVE TREATMENT

Hubner · 1950

Dielectric Properties of the Human Body for Wave-lengths in the 1-10 cm. Range

T. S. England · 1950

Researchers extended earlier dielectric measurements at 3-18-cm. wavelength to 1-27-cm. and 10-0-cm. wavelengths using surgical tissue specimens. Absorption and phase constants were recorded for each tissue in a waveguide, with measurement accuracies of +10 per cent in absorption and +5 per cent in phase at 1-27-cm., and +5 per cent in absorption and +2 per cent in phase at 10-0-cm. Most tissues behaved like water, fat and bone were relatively transparent, and malignant and normal tissues did not differ significantly.

DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF TISSUES IMPORTANT IN MICROWAVE DIATHERMY

J. F. HERRICK, D. G. JELATIS · 1950

The study measured dielectric constant and loss of freshly excised tissues including liver, muscle, fat, bone, and bone marrow. The researchers used a microwave dielectrometer they designed and built for the measurements. They also presented dielectric properties of certain body fluids and designed a transformer to improve microwave power transfer into muscle.

A METHOD FOR DECREASING REFLECTION OF MICROWAVES BY TISSUE

Jerome W. Gersten, Khalil G. Wakim, Frank H. Krusen · 1950

The pathology of hyperpyrexia observations at autopsy in 17 cases of fever therapy

Gore I, Isaacson NH · 1949

ALTERATIONS IN PERIPHERAL CIRCULATION AND TISSUE TEMPERATURE FOLLOWING LOCAL APPLICATION OF SHORT WAVE DIATHERMY

Herman J. Flax, Ruth N. Miller, Steven M. Horvath · 1949

Dielectric properties of the human body in the microwave region of the spectrum

England TS, Sharples NA · 1949

The effect of microwave diathermy on the peripheral circulation and on tissue temperature in man

Gersten JW, Wakim KG, Herrick JF, Krusen FH · 1949

THE EFFECT OF DIATHERMY ON BLOOD FLOW

Charles S. Wise · 1948