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Optimal arrangement of implant needles for temperature homogeneity in magnetic induction heating for tumor treatment
In order to improve the homogeneity of volumetric temperature distribution in the hyperthermia for bio-materials, this paper studies the optima spatial configuration of the implanted ferrite needles. The magnetic induction heating system and thermal effects are modelled and simulated by an engineering simulation package. Finally, the results and analysis from thermal simulations of this issue are presented in this work.