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International Journal of Signal and Imaging Systems Engineering

International Journal of Signal and Imaging Systems Engineering (IJSISE)

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  • Visualising the Arc-shaped Rib Bone Embedded in Wood Shavings: Advancing Toward Microwave Imaging Systems for Preclinical Orthopaedic Applications   Order a copy of this article
    by Ercan Mengüç, Selcuk Helhel 
    Abstract: Microwave illumination has no ionising radiation effects and high-power signal components. Unlike conventional devices, their usage for continuous screening in living tissues is not limited. Conventional devices have two problems. First, they use high-power ionized signals. Second, the deformation degree is calculated manually. Their usage is limited, and computed deformation degree depends on operator. During a scoliosis backbone should be scanned frequently to plan treatment. Proposed preclinical microwave imaging system (MIS) aims to address these main issues and is suitable for visualizing scoliosis. Imaging technique can reconstruct the microwave raw images using scattered waves. It uses only circular data analysis, not linear, and gives accurate, reliable, and fast results. Algorithm automatically calculates the deformation angle of the C-type bone. Position and deformation angle of the actual bone target are determined with an error rate of 2% and 3.5%, respectively, compared to the actual measurement.
    Keywords: low power RF systems; microwave measurement & imaging; signal processing; image construction; detection of deformation angle of the rib bone.
    DOI: 10.1504/IJSISE.2024.10065090
     

 

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