Moscow, Russian Federation
RUDN University
RTM Diagnostic, LLC
Moscow, Moscow, Russian Federation
Saint Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation
Saint Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation
Saint Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation
This work is devoted to solving a fundamental scientific problem – the development of scientific foundations and methodology for creating a prototype of a hardware and software complex for noninvasive detection and localization of pathologies of living human tissues based on dynamic radiothermic mapping, designed for early diagnosis of oncological diseases and monitoring of their treatment processes, and can also be used in personalized medicine. The use of modern software and technology of mono-lithic integrated microwave circuits will allow us to apply new approaches to the de-velopment of a fundamentally new device – a multi-channel multi-frequency radio-thermograph based on MIC technology.
radiothermometry, radiothermograph, multi-channel, multi-frequency.
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