طب جانباز (Jun 2011)

A 3D Simulation and Experimental In-vitro Study of Magnetic Fluid Hyperthermia in a Tissue containing Micro and Macro Blood Perfusions.

  • M. Haghpanahi,
  • M.S. Salmanzadeh

Journal volume & issue
Vol. 3, no. 3
pp. 45 – 53

Abstract

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Exposed to an alternating magnetic flied, suspension of superparamagnetic nanoparticles begins heating due to two mechanisms: Neel relaxation and Brownian rotation. This heating effect is an appropriate candidate to be used in hyperthermia treatments of cancer. In this paper the heating effect of magnetic fluid in a porcine liver tissue is numerically analyzed and experimentally validated. Analysis reported in this paper is a three dimensional and transient simulation of magnetic fluid hyperthermia process for a tissue having a micro perfusion and also is near a large blood vessel. The temperature distribution in tissue is calculated for various micro and macro perfusion rates and their effects on the temperature profile are considered.

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