Surgery – Instruments – Heat application
Patent
1989-11-29
1992-07-28
Cohen, Lee S.
Surgery
Instruments
Heat application
128401, A61B 1738
Patent
active
051337100
ABSTRACT:
A heater (seed) and system for subjecting body tissue to closely controlled hyperthermia or higher temperatures includes a core of ferromagnetic material having a high resistivity or resistivity of a non-conductor enclosed with a bio-compatible non-magnetic conductive sheath and excited by a coil positioned to establish a magnetic field coupled to the seed. The core is dimensioned so as to reduce demagnetizing effects to acceptable levels. The thickness of the conductive sheath is optimized to maximize heat generation to achieve a heat generating capacity which is considerably greater than that of the bare ferromagnetic material.
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Carter, Jr. Philip S.
Doljack Frank A.
Cohen Lee S.
Metcal Inc.
Rose Howard L.
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