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| Title: Experimental thresholds of magnetically induced currents via a figure-of-eight coil up to 25 {kHz}. |
| Written by: J. Bohnert, M. Graeser, B. Gleich and O. Dössel |
| in: <em>Biomedizinische Technik. Biomedical Engineering</em>. (2012). |
| Volume: <strong>57</strong>. Number: (3), |
| on pages: 185--191 |
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| DOI: 10.1515/bmt-2012-0007 |
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| PMID: 22691426 |
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Abstract: Magnetic particle imaging, uses magnetic fields of frequencies in the kilo-hertz range. Little research has been carried out upon effects on excitable tissue caused by time-varying magnetic fields in that frequency range. To learn about magnetic stimulation thresholds, a system that is capable of generating a very focused magnetic field strong enough to induce a muscular reaction was built. Stimulation thresholds at 7.38, 12.04, 16.5, and 25.27 {kHz} have been recorded in 31 trial participants. It has been proved that magnetic stimulation is possible up to even 25 {kHz}, and respective thresholds have been determined. This article presents the trial setup, procedure, and evaluation of field quantities.
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| [76881] |
| Title: Experimental thresholds of magnetically induced currents via a figure-of-eight coil up to 25 {kHz}. |
| Written by: J. Bohnert, M. Graeser, B. Gleich and O. Dössel |
| in: <em>Biomedizinische Technik. Biomedical Engineering</em>. (2012). |
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Abstract: Magnetic particle imaging, uses magnetic fields of frequencies in the kilo-hertz range. Little research has been carried out upon effects on excitable tissue caused by time-varying magnetic fields in that frequency range. To learn about magnetic stimulation thresholds, a system that is capable of generating a very focused magnetic field strong enough to induce a muscular reaction was built. Stimulation thresholds at 7.38, 12.04, 16.5, and 25.27 {kHz} have been recorded in 31 trial participants. It has been proved that magnetic stimulation is possible up to even 25 {kHz}, and respective thresholds have been determined. This article presents the trial setup, procedure, and evaluation of field quantities.
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| [76881] |
| Title: Experimental thresholds of magnetically induced currents via a figure-of-eight coil up to 25 {kHz}. |
| Written by: J. Bohnert, M. Graeser, B. Gleich and O. Dössel |
| in: <em>Biomedizinische Technik. Biomedical Engineering</em>. (2012). |
| Volume: <strong>57</strong>. Number: (3), |
| on pages: 185--191 |
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Abstract: Magnetic particle imaging, uses magnetic fields of frequencies in the kilo-hertz range. Little research has been carried out upon effects on excitable tissue caused by time-varying magnetic fields in that frequency range. To learn about magnetic stimulation thresholds, a system that is capable of generating a very focused magnetic field strong enough to induce a muscular reaction was built. Stimulation thresholds at 7.38, 12.04, 16.5, and 25.27 {kHz} have been recorded in 31 trial participants. It has been proved that magnetic stimulation is possible up to even 25 {kHz}, and respective thresholds have been determined. This article presents the trial setup, procedure, and evaluation of field quantities.
Conference Abstracts and Proceedings
Conference Abstracts and Proceedings
| [76881] |
| Title: Experimental thresholds of magnetically induced currents via a figure-of-eight coil up to 25 {kHz}. |
| Written by: J. Bohnert, M. Graeser, B. Gleich and O. Dössel |
| in: <em>Biomedizinische Technik. Biomedical Engineering</em>. (2012). |
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Abstract: Magnetic particle imaging, uses magnetic fields of frequencies in the kilo-hertz range. Little research has been carried out upon effects on excitable tissue caused by time-varying magnetic fields in that frequency range. To learn about magnetic stimulation thresholds, a system that is capable of generating a very focused magnetic field strong enough to induce a muscular reaction was built. Stimulation thresholds at 7.38, 12.04, 16.5, and 25.27 {kHz} have been recorded in 31 trial participants. It has been proved that magnetic stimulation is possible up to even 25 {kHz}, and respective thresholds have been determined. This article presents the trial setup, procedure, and evaluation of field quantities.
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| [76881] |
| Title: Experimental thresholds of magnetically induced currents via a figure-of-eight coil up to 25 {kHz}. |
| Written by: J. Bohnert, M. Graeser, B. Gleich and O. Dössel |
| in: <em>Biomedizinische Technik. Biomedical Engineering</em>. (2012). |
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Abstract: Magnetic particle imaging, uses magnetic fields of frequencies in the kilo-hertz range. Little research has been carried out upon effects on excitable tissue caused by time-varying magnetic fields in that frequency range. To learn about magnetic stimulation thresholds, a system that is capable of generating a very focused magnetic field strong enough to induce a muscular reaction was built. Stimulation thresholds at 7.38, 12.04, 16.5, and 25.27 {kHz} have been recorded in 31 trial participants. It has been proved that magnetic stimulation is possible up to even 25 {kHz}, and respective thresholds have been determined. This article presents the trial setup, procedure, and evaluation of field quantities.
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| [76881] |
| Title: Experimental thresholds of magnetically induced currents via a figure-of-eight coil up to 25 {kHz}. |
| Written by: J. Bohnert, M. Graeser, B. Gleich and O. Dössel |
| in: <em>Biomedizinische Technik. Biomedical Engineering</em>. (2012). |
| Volume: <strong>57</strong>. Number: (3), |
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Abstract: Magnetic particle imaging, uses magnetic fields of frequencies in the kilo-hertz range. Little research has been carried out upon effects on excitable tissue caused by time-varying magnetic fields in that frequency range. To learn about magnetic stimulation thresholds, a system that is capable of generating a very focused magnetic field strong enough to induce a muscular reaction was built. Stimulation thresholds at 7.38, 12.04, 16.5, and 25.27 {kHz} have been recorded in 31 trial participants. It has been proved that magnetic stimulation is possible up to even 25 {kHz}, and respective thresholds have been determined. This article presents the trial setup, procedure, and evaluation of field quantities.
