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There are 25 studies that match your criteria (9 of which are reviews, comments, or miscellaneous).
Criteria: Study Type=Engineering & Physics,Freq Range=300 kHz - 300 GHz (RF/mmW/THz),Study Subtype=Thermoregulation and Time-Temperature Thresholds

View This Study - Citation No: 319
Title TEMPERATURE CHANGES CAUSED BY MR IMAGING OF THE BRAIN WITH A HEAD COIL
Reference Am J Neuroradiol., Vol. 9, Pg. 287 - 291, 1988
Author(s) Shellock F. G., Crues J. V.
PubMed UID 3128077
Project ID 1301
 
View This Study - Citation No: 320
Title CORNEAL TEMPERATURE CHANGES INDUCED BY HIGH-FIELD STRENGTH MR IMAGING WITH A HEAD COIL
Reference Radiology, Vol. 167, Pg. 809 - 811, 1988
Author(s) Shellock F. G., Crues J. V.
PubMed UID 3363146
Project ID 1301
 
View This Study - Citation No: 321
Title ALTERATIONS IN BODY AND SKIN TEMPERATURES CAUSED BY MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING: IS THE RECOMMENDED EXPOSURE FOR RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATION TOO CONSERVATIVE?
Reference Br. J. Radiology, Vol. 62, Pg. 904 - 909, 1989
Author(s) Shellock F. G., Schaefer D. J., Crues J. V.
PubMed UID 2819358
Project ID 1301
 
View This Study - Citation No: 322
Title EXPOSURE TO A 1.5-T STATIC MAGNETIC FIELD DOES NOT ALTER BODY AND SKIN TEMPERATURES IN MAN
Reference Magnetic Resonance in Med., Vol. 11, Pg. 371 - 375, 1989
Author(s) Shellock F. G., Schaefer D. J., Crues J. V.
PubMed UID 2779423
Project ID 1301
 
View This Study - Citation No: 323
Title THERMAL RESPONSES IN HUMAN SUBJECTS EXPOSED TO MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
Reference Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci., Vol. 649, Pg. 260 - 272, 1992
Author(s) Shellock F. G.
PubMed UID 1580498
Project ID 1301
 
View This Study - Citation No: 1199
Title Whence 6 minutes? See Appendix in HEATING OF TISSUES BY MICROWAVES: A MODEL ANALYSIS.
Reference Bioelectromagnetics., Vol. 19, Pg. 427 - 428, 1998
Author(s) Ely T. S.
PubMed UID 9771585
Project ID 1216
 
View This Study - Citation No: 1238
Title HEATING OF CARDIOVASCULAR STENTS IN INTENSE RADIOFREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELDS
Reference Bioelectromagnetics, Vol. 20, Pg. 112 - 116, 1999
Author(s) Foster K. R., Goldberg R., Bonsignore C.
PubMed UID 10029137
Project ID 1216
 
View This Study - Citation No: 1250
Title THERMAL MODELS FOR MICROWAVE HAZARDS AND THEIR ROLE IN STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT.
Reference Bioelectromagnetics., Vol. Suppl 4, Pg. 52 - 63, 1999
Author(s) Foster K. R., Erdreich L. S.
PubMed UID 10334715
Project ID 1216
 
View This Study - Citation No: 1278
Title HEATING OF TISSUE BY NEAR-FIELD EXPOSURE TO A DIPOLE: A MODEL ANALYSIS
Reference IEEE Trans. Biomed Eng., Vol. 46, Pg. 911 - 917, 1999
Author(s) Riu P. J., Foster K. R.
PubMed UID 10431455
Project ID 1216
 
View This Study - Citation No: 1857
Title THERMAL EFFECTS OF RADIATION FROM CELLULAR TELEPHONES
Reference Phys. Med. Biol., Vol. 45, Pg. 2363 - 2372, 2000
Author(s) Wainwright P.
PubMed UID 10958200
Project ID 539
 
View This Study - Citation No: 2293
Title A FINITE ELEMENT MODEL OF HEAT TRANSPORT IN THE HUMAN EYE
Reference Phys. Med. Biol., Vol. 33, Pg. 227 - 41, 1988
Author(s) Scott J. A.
PubMed UID
Project ID 1412
 
View This Study - Citation No: 2305
Title HEATING OF TISSUES BY MICROWAVES: A MODEL ANALYSIS
Reference Bioelectromagnetics, Vol. 19, Pg. 420 - 428, 1998
Author(s) Foster K. R., Lozano-Nieto A., Riu P. J.
PubMed UID 9771585
Project ID 1216
 
View This Study - Citation No: 2386 (Dosimetry)
Title COMPUTED SAR AND THERMAL ELEVATION IN A 0.25-MM 2-D MODEL OF THE HUMAN EYE AND HEAD IN RESPONSE TO AN IMPLANTED RETINAL STIMULATORPART I: MODELS AND METHODS
Reference IEEE Trans. Ant. Prop., Vol. 51, Pg. 2274 - 2285, 2003
Author(s) DeMarco S. C., Lazzi G., Liu W., Weiland J. D., Humayun M. S.
PubMed UID
Project ID 1390
 
View This Study - Citation No: 3041
Title COMPUTATIONAL MODELLING OF TEMPERATURE RISES IN THE EYE IN THE NEAR FIELD OF RADIOFREQUENCY SOURCES AT 380, 900, AND 1800 MHz
Reference Phys Med Biol, Vol. 52, Pg. 3335 - 3350, 2007
Author(s) Wainwright P. R.
PubMed UID 17664547
Project ID 539
 
View This Study - Citation No: 6530 (Dosimetry)
Title Response to ``Children Absorb Higher Doses of Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Radiation From Mobile Phones Than Adults'' and ``Yes the Children Are More Exposed to Radiofrequency Energy From Mobile Telephones Than Adults.''
Reference IEEE Access., Vol. 4, Pg. 5322 - 5326, 2016
Author(s) Foster K. R., Chou C. K.
PubMed UID
Project ID 1216
 
View This Study - Citation No: 6568 (Literature Review)
Title Thermal Response of Human Skin to Microwave Energy: A Critical Review.
Reference Health Physics., Vol. 111, Pg. 528 - 541, 2016
Author(s) Foster K. R., Ziskin M., Balzano Q.
PubMed UID 27798477
Project ID 1216
 
View This Study - Citation No: 6726 (Dosimetry)
Title Thermal response of tissue to RF exposure from canonical dipoles at frequencies for future mobile communication systems,
Reference Electronics Letters., Vol. 53(5), Pg. 360 - 362, 2017
Author(s) Foster K., Colombi D.
PubMed UID
Project ID 1216
 
View This Study - Citation No: 6728 (Letter to the Editor)
Title Interview RE: Thermal Response of Tissue to RF Exposure from Canonical Dipoles at Frequencies for Future Mobile Communication Systems (IEEE #6727).
Reference Electronics Letters., Vol. 53, Pg. 290 - (1 page), 2017
Author(s) Foster K.
PubMed UID
Project ID 1216
 
View This Study - Citation No: 7043 (Dosimetry)
Title Thermal Analysis of Averaging Times in Radio-Frequency Exposure Limits Above 1 GHz.
Reference IEEE Access., Vol. 6, Pg. 74536 - 74546, 2018
Author(s) Foster K. R., Ziskin M. C., Balzano Q., Hirata A.
PubMed UID DOI: 10.1109/ACCESS.2018.2883175
Project ID 1216
 
View This Study - Citation No: 7168
Title Modeling tissue heating from exposure to radiofrequency energy and relevance of tissue heating to exposure limits: Heating factor.
Reference Health Physics., Vol. 115, Pg. 295 - 307, 2018
Author(s) Foster K., Ziskin M. C., Balzano Q., Bit-Babik G.
PubMed UID 29957690
Project ID 1216
 
View This Study - Citation No: 7386
Title 5G Communications Systems and Radiofrequency Exposure Limits.
Reference Future Networks Tech Focus., Vol. 3, Pg. - (5 pages), 2019
Author(s) Foster K. R., Kodera S., Hirata A.
PubMed UID
Project ID 1216
 
View This Study - Citation No: 7470 (Dosimetry)
Title Transient Thermal Responses of Skin to Pulsed Millimeter Waves.
Reference IEEE Access., Vol. 8, Pg. 130239 - 130251, 2020
Author(s) Foster K. R., Ziskin M. C., Balzano Q., Hirata A.
PubMed UID 10.1109/ACCESS.2020.3008322
Project ID 1216
 
View This Study - Citation No: 7977 (Literature Review)
Title Time-temperature Thresholds and Safety Factors for Thermal Hazards from Radiofrequency Energy above 6 GHz.
Reference Health Phys., Vol. 121, Pg. 234 - 247, 2021
Author(s) Foster K. R., Ziskin M. C., Balzano Q.
PubMed UID 34261892
Project ID 1216
 
View This Study - Citation No: 8249
Title Needed: More Reliable Bioeffects Studies at "High Band" 5G Frequencies.
Reference Front. Comms. Net., doi.org/10.3389/frcmn.2021.721925, Pg. - , 2021
Author(s) Foster K. R., Vijayalaxmi .
PubMed UID
Project ID 1216
 
View This Study - Citation No: 8734 (Literature Review)
Title Three Quarters of a Century of Research on RF Exposure Assessment and Dosimetry - What Have We Learned?
Reference Int J Environ Res Public Health. , Vol. 19, Pg. 2067 - , 2022
Author(s) Foster K. R., Ziskin M. C., Balzano Q.
PubMed UID doi.org/10.3390/ijerph19042067
Project ID 1216