EFFECTS OF BLOOD FLOW ON SKIN HEATING INDUCED BY MILLIMETER WAVE IRRADIATION IN HUMANS

James Walters(United States Army Institute of Surgical Research), P. A. Mason(United States Air Force Research Laboratory), Dennis W. Blick(United States Army Institute of Surgical Research), David Nelson(Michigan Technological University), Kathy L. Ryan(United States Air Force Research Laboratory)
Health Physics
January 14, 2004
10.1097/00004032-200402000-00001
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