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Original Articles

Microwave ablation of ex vivo bovine tissues using a dual slot antenna with a floating metallic sleeve

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Pages 923-930 | Received 02 Jul 2015, Accepted 06 Jul 2016, Published online: 18 Aug 2016

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Figure 1. Schematic diagram of (a) monopole antenna and (b) dual antenna with a floating metallic sleeve.

Figure 1. Schematic diagram of (a) monopole antenna and (b) dual antenna with a floating metallic sleeve.

Table 1. Simulated ablation results in liver, lung, muscle and heart.

Figure 2. Necrosis pattern of ablated (a) liver, (b) lung, (c) muscle and (d) heart tissues using simulation method. (i) Sleeved antenna and (ii) monopole antenna.

Figure 2. Necrosis pattern of ablated (a) liver, (b) lung, (c) muscle and (d) heart tissues using simulation method. (i) Sleeved antenna and (ii) monopole antenna.

Figure 3. Sample of ablation lesions created in ex vivo bovine tissues (a) liver, (b) heart, (c) lung and (d) muscle with dual antenna with sleeve (i) and monopole antenna (ii). Input power is 40 W and ablation duration is 10 min.

Figure 3. Sample of ablation lesions created in ex vivo bovine tissues (a) liver, (b) heart, (c) lung and (d) muscle with dual antenna with sleeve (i) and monopole antenna (ii). Input power is 40 W and ablation duration is 10 min.

Figure 4. Ablation diameter vs. tissue types using different antennas with their p values.

Figure 4. Ablation diameter vs. tissue types using different antennas with their p values.

Figure 5. Ablation length vs. tissue types using different antennas with their p values.

Figure 5. Ablation length vs. tissue types using different antennas with their p values.

Figure 6. Aspect ratio vs. tissue types using different antennas with their p values.

Figure 6. Aspect ratio vs. tissue types using different antennas with their p values.

Table 2. Comparison between simulation and experimental results using 40 W for 10 min. Values of p ≤ .05 were considered to be significantly different.

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