Cancer Detection
Study data from University of Liverpool provide new insights into cancer detection
Published in Women's Health Weekly, August 5th, 2010
"Detecting a target of interest is the primary focus of microwave imaging but once detected an additional useful property to have is some measure of the target shape and this study is aimed at addressing this issue. A comparison between a wideband Gaussian pulse with integration along the pulse length to a correlation approach and an adaptive filter for the purposes of seeing how finely a target shape is preserved was carried out," scientists in Liverpool, the United Kingdom report.
"It shows clearly that improvements in shape preservation can be made but at the cost of higher strengths of detection. Using the filter the geometric shapes image excellently and are...
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