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Electromagnetic effects on the biological tissue surrounding a transcutaneous transformer for an artificial anal sphincter system
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Peng Zan, Bang-hua Yang, Yong Shao, Guo-zheng Yan, Hua Liu. Electromagnetic effects on the biological tissue surrounding a transcutaneous transformer for an artificial anal sphincter system[J]. Journal of Zhejiang University Science B, 2010, 11(12): 931-936.
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Abstract: This paper reports on the electromagnetic effects on the biological tissue surrounding a transcutaneous transformer for an artificial anal sphincter. The coupling coils and human tissues, including the skin, fat, muscle, liver, and blood, were considered. specific absorption rate (SAR) and current density were analyzed by a finite-length solenoid model. First, SAR and current density as a function of frequency (10–107 Hz) for an emission current of 1.5 A were calculated under different tissue thickness. Then relations between SAR, current density, and five types of tissues under each frequency were deduced. As a result, both the SAR and current density were below the basic restrictions of the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP). The results show that the analysis of these data is very important for developing the artificial anal sphincter system.
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