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Methods and systems for monitoring intrabody tissues

  • US 9,572,511 B2
  • Filed: 03/04/2010
  • Issued: 02/21/2017
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/05/2007
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method for non-invasive monitoring of an intrabody region of a patient, comprising:

  • attaching a non-invasive probe of a monitoring device to a body of a patient;

    intercepting, by said monitoring device, electromagnetic (EM) radiation from a cancerous tissue in the intrabody region of a patient undergoing oncological therapy in a plurality of EM radiation sessions during a period of said oncological therapy;

    calculating by a hardware processor an expected signal based on anatomical reconstruction of a region of interest comprising said cancerous tissue and based on an expected change of a dielectric related property of the cancerous tissue in the intrabody region, said expected change is triggered by a member selected from a group consisting of a change in a tumor density in the cancerous tissue, cancerous tumor growth, and tumor remission;

    detecting a physiological pattern of said cancerous tissue during said period of said oncological therapy according to an analysis of a plurality of resultant signals of the EM radiation intercepted in each of two or more different EM radiation sessions of said plurality of EM radiation sessions and said expected signal; and

    outputting a notification indicating said physiological pattern;

    wherein said EM radiation propagates from said cancerous tissue through at least a skin layer of said patient.

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