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Biothermia

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Biothermia is the process of heating living tissue using non-ionizing radiation.^[1] Sources can include magnetic (inductive), electromagnetic (radiowaves), or conductive (organic materials).

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↑ Aijaz, Mir; Dar, Javid Gani; Almanjahie, Ibrahim M.; Alshahrani, Fatimah (October 2023). "Temperature distribution in tumour tissue during targeted destruction by heat: A hyperbolic bioheat equation approach". Case Studies in Thermal Engineering. 50 103491. doi:10.1016/j.csite.2023.103491.

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