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A numerical method for obtaining an optimal temperature distribution in a three-dimensional triple-layered skin structure embedded with multi-level blood vessels
The research related to hyperthermia has stimulated a lot of interest in recent years because of its application in cancer treatment. When heating the tumor tissue, the crucial problem is keeping the temperature of the surrounding normal tissue below a certain threshold in order to avoid the damage
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