The consequences of the interactions of electromagnetic waves, as used in conventional MRItechnology,withhumancellsarenotfullyunderstood.Toanalyzetheseinteractions, a novel thermodynamic approach is presented that is based on the relationship between electromagnetic and thermodynamic quantities. The theoretical results indicate that the waves’ impact is largest at high magnetic field strengths and at low frequencies. This is the first step towards a clinically useful framework to quantitatively assess MRI impact including a potential trade-off between the desired increase in spatial resolution that highermagneticfieldstrengthsyieldfordiagnosticpurposesandthedangerthismaypose forcellmembranes,andbyextension,forthetissuesinvestigated
Investigating the impact of electromagnetic fields on human cells: A thermodynamic perspective
PONZETTO, Antonio;
2016-01-01
Abstract
The consequences of the interactions of electromagnetic waves, as used in conventional MRItechnology,withhumancellsarenotfullyunderstood.Toanalyzetheseinteractions, a novel thermodynamic approach is presented that is based on the relationship between electromagnetic and thermodynamic quantities. The theoretical results indicate that the waves’ impact is largest at high magnetic field strengths and at low frequencies. This is the first step towards a clinically useful framework to quantitatively assess MRI impact including a potential trade-off between the desired increase in spatial resolution that highermagneticfieldstrengthsyieldfordiagnosticpurposesandthedangerthismaypose forcellmembranes,andbyextension,forthetissuesinvestigatedFile | Dimensione | Formato | |
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