Three-dimensional electrical impedance tomography

THE electrical resistivity of mammalian tissues varies widely 1–5 and is correlated with physiological function 6–8 . Electrical impedance tomography (EIT) can be used to probe such variations in vivo , and offers a non-invasive means of imaging the internal conductivity distribution of the human bo...

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Published in:Nature (London) 1996-04, Vol.380 (6574), p.509-512
Main Authors: Metherall, P, Barber, D. C, Smallwood, R. H, Brown, B. H
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