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DEVICE TO DETECT MALIGNANT PROCESSES IN LIVING ORGANISMS

  • US 20100103252A1
  • Filed: 03/14/2008
  • Published: 04/29/2010
  • Est. Priority Date: 03/16/2007
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A device for the gas-discharge detection of malignant processes in living organisms, which comprises an optically transparent electrode for generating an electric field, a dielectric for electrical insulation of an object under examination, and an image-receiving camera is distinct in that the dielectric consists of three components:

  • a rigid transparent electrically-insulating layer with an elastic transparent object-imaging membrane tightly positioned on its top which, in turn, is covered with a third layer of a dark opaque elastic membrane serving to absorb spurious light reflected from the object'"'"'s surface and the image-receiving television camera being a progressive-scan monochrome camera positioned below the optically transparent electrode, which enables to generate continuous analog video signal to be sent to a computer for further processing.

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