Adaptive nulling hyperthermia array

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A hyperthermia array uses adaptive nulling with non-invasive auxiliary probes to reduce the electric field intensity at selected positions in the target body while maintaining a desired focus at a tumor thereby avoiding or reducing the occurrences of "hot spots" during ultrasonic or R.F. hyperthermia treatment. A hyperthermia applicator has an annular phased array of electric field radiators coupled to a source of electric radiation through a controllable transmit weighting network to control the phase and amplitude of the electric field radiation transmitted. The transmit weighting networks respond to feedback signals from a controller coupled to ele

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