Detection of Hip Prosthesis Depth Change Using an E-Pulse Technique
H.-S. Lui, N. Shuley, S.K. Padhi, S. Crozier
University of Queensland, Australia
The E-Pulse technique is a resonance based radar target discrimination scheme which has been widely applied to identifying free space scatters. In this paper, the possibility of applying the same E-Pulse technique to subsurface targets is considered. In particular, detection of a hip prosthesis model embedded in homogeneous tissues at different depths is considered, and may be regarded as a preliminary study of detection of hip prosthesis dislocation.
Topical Meeting on Biomedical Electromagnetics, 17th International Zurich Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility
2006
March
81 - 84
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